Charles I13 June 1645
Stands on high ground on East Farndon over Great Oxendon, 2 miles south of Harborough
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Stands on high ground on East Farndon over Great Oxendon, 2 miles south of Harborough
Commands a brigade of the Royalist Army
Commands the infantry of the Royalist Army
Commands a brigade of the Royalist Army
The 1st Civil War lingers for another year until capitulation at Oxford 1 year later. Decisive victory for Parliamentary forces
Parliamentary victory, Charles has 7,500 men & Parliamentary forces number 13,500. Contributes to Charles downfall & the ascendancy of Cromwell & the independents
Commands Parliamentarian cavalry on the right and helps Fairfax defeat the king's main field army.
Fairfax directs the New Model Army at Naseby and wins the decisive victory over Charles I's main field army.
With Cromwell's help defeats Charles force of 7,500. Leaves Guilsborough in the early hours & by sunrise the Army is ready on Naseby Bridge. A decisive victory over the royalists
Fairfax commands the New Model Army in the decisive defeat of Charles I at Naseby.
Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
Fights at the Battle of Naseby for Parliament against Charles I
Ireton leads Parliamentarian cavalry on the left and is captured during the early fighting at Naseby.
Commands the right wing of the Royalist cavalry
Commands a brigade of the Royalist Army
Commands the Dragoons of the Parliamentary Army during a victory against the Royalists
Commands a Parliamentary regiment in a victory over the Royalists
Rupert's cavalry drives back part of the Parliamentarian line but cannot prevent Royalist defeat.
Commands the infantry centre of the Parliamentary Army during their victory
Commands the King's Horseguards of the Royalist Army
Commands the Lifeguard for Parliament against the Royalists
Commands a Regiment for Parliament against the Royalists
Commands levies for the Royalists against Parliament
Commands a regiment for Parliament against the Royalists
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