Siege of Oxford
Charles I and Goring evade Parliamentarian forces and leave Oxford during the campaigning season.
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Siege of Oxford
The siege and surrender of the Royalist headquarters.
12 matching records from the 1,134-record archive. Year range: 1645–1646. The records below retain the original source descriptions and dates.
1645
Siege of Oxford
Siege of Oxford by Fairfax and the New Model Army
Siege of Oxford
Rupert captures and ransacks Leicester in an attempt to draw Fairfax away from Oxford
Siege of Oxford
Marches to Newport Pagnell on his way to besiege Oxford
Siege of Oxford
Establishes quarters around Holton while preparing pressure on the Royalist capital at Oxford.
Siege of Oxford
Cromwell prevents Charles joining forces with Prince Maurice & Prince Rupert
Siege of Oxford
Helps blockade Oxford to prevent Charles I joining forces with Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice.
1646
Siege of Oxford
Oxford is surrendered to Parliament, only Pendennis, Raglan & Harlech remain
Siege of Oxford
Oxford agrees surrender terms with Fairfax, ending the Royalist capital's resistance.
Siege of Oxford
Fairfax receives Oxford's surrender and ends the king's wartime capital.
Siege of Oxford
Surrenders Oxford to Parliament
Siege of Oxford
Oxford capitulates following the final siege of Oxford, and by the end of September 1646 Charles had neither army nor garrison in England, following the surrender of Thomas Blagge at Wallingford Castle after a siege conducted by Fairfax