Aftermath of Battle of Newburn
Strafford attempted to restore order after the English defeat at Newburn opened northern England to Scottish occupation.
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Strafford attempted to restore order after the English defeat at Newburn opened northern England to Scottish occupation.
Monck helps preserve English artillery during the retreat from Newburn.
Scottish Covenanters defeat the English army at Newburn.
The Covenanter army defeats English forces attempting to defend the River Tyne crossings.
Scottish Covenanters defeat the English army at Newburn.
The Covenanter army defeats English forces attempting to defend the River Tyne crossings.
Conway commands English troops defending the River Tyne crossings against the Covenanters.
Astley commands infantry supporting the English defensive position near Newburn.
Monck organises part of the English withdrawal after the position collapses.
Essex joins peers requesting a Parliament after the defeat at Newburn.
Bristol urges the King to seek parliamentary assistance during the national emergency.
Saye and Sele signs the petition demanding a Parliament and redress of grievances.
Brooke joins the aristocratic opposition demanding constitutional consultation.
Howard of Escrick signs the peers petition seeking parliamentary government.
Mandeville supports the peers appeal for Parliament after military defeat.
Paget urges Charles to call Parliament and settle the Scottish conflict.
Warwick signs the request for Parliament and an end to arbitrary government.
Bedford signs the peers petition urging Charles to summon Parliament and negotiate peace.
Hertford supports the petition for parliamentary advice and a negotiated settlement.
Mulgrave supports summoning Parliament to address war, finance and religious grievances.
Wharton joins the petitioners demanding Parliament and investigation of grievances.
Scottish forces occupy Newcastle after victory at Newburn.
The Scottish Covenanter army occupies Newcastle after the English defeat at Newburn.
Scottish forces occupy Newcastle after victory at Newburn.
The Scottish Covenanter army occupies Newcastle after the English defeat at Newburn.
The city admits the Covenanter army after English commanders withdraw.
The city admits the Covenanter army after English commanders withdraw.
Charles’s defeated northern army withdraws toward York after abandoning Newcastle.
Charles’s defeated northern army withdraws toward York after abandoning Newcastle.
Strafford's illness restricted his ability to organise the demoralised royal army.
Scottish troops extend their occupation southward into County Durham.
Scottish troops extend their occupation southward into County Durham.
Strafford attended the Great Council of Peers convened to address the military and financial emergency.
Charles asks assembled peers for advice following the Scottish invasion.
Charles asks assembled peers for advice following the Scottish invasion.
Charles convenes a Great Council of Peers after military defeat in the north.
Charles convenes a Great Council of Peers after military defeat in the north.
Vane advises Charles during the emergency meeting of peers at York.
Charles announces that a new Parliament will meet in November.
Charles announces that a new Parliament will meet in November.
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