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Siege of Newark
Rebel Barons capture Newark
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Newark in England. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Rebel Barons capture Newark
Goes down with dysentry after crushing resistance in the north
Death of John, poisoned by his own supporters
Death of John, Henry IIIs father
Death of John, poisoned by his own supporters. Death of John, at Newark Castle, succeeded by 9 yr old son Henry
Leads a Derbyshire contingent in a failed Roundhead attempt to capture Newark
Fails in an attempt to capture Newark from the Royalists
Surrenders Parliamentary forces to Rupert of the Rhine & retreats to Hull
Charles I enters Scottish custody, changing the political and military balance of the Civil War.
Charless supporters believe he is heading for London but he surrenders to the Scots
Charles surrenders to the Scots
Charles I remains in Scottish hands after the collapse of his remaining military position.
Surrenders to the Scots at Newark after defeat at Stowe-on-the-Wold
Newark is surrendered to the Scots
Provenance
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