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#OnThisDay 1645: Parliamentarians formed the New Model Army to fight the Royalists in the English Civil War. Its soldiers, many of whom held radical and dissenting views, were full-time professionals rather than part-time militia.
Today 23 October is the anniversary of the battle of Edgehill fought in 1642 between Royalists and Parliamentarians during the English Civil War.
Both sides hoped for a decisive victory but the battle ended inconclusive and was just the beginning of a long and bloody war!
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Royalists: "BE RESPECTFUL, SHE WAS OUR QUEEN"
The rest of the world:
#OTD 1642 English Civil War begins between Royalists and Parliament.
Maurice Ashley, The English Civil War, Stroud : Sutton, 2001. Shelfmark YC.2002.a.3287
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At a skirmish at Y Dalar Hir fought #OTD in 1648 a small force of Welsh royalists were routed along the shores of the Menai Strait. With the capture of the royalist commander, Sir John Owen, the revolt in North Wales temporarily collapsed. #BritishCivilWars
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Happy FOUR-DAY #JubileeWeekend to our British #surrealists to 🎉🎉 the #Queens #PlatinumJubilee 🇬🇧#JubileeCelebration🇬🇧
We’re not royalists but her 70 years of service is a #surreal first in British history!
She'll leave some very well worn heels to fill...
The Virgin Mary sheltering the Bedingfeld family, Norfolk royalists, during the civil war. Painted shortly after the battle of Marston Moor, 1644. Fascinating image / allegory of an English Catholic family during the Interregnum. #restlessrepublic #oxburghhall #civilwar
And Frankley gazetteer by Bill Dague incl Judge Thomas Littleton of Westminster Hall destroyed by Royalists in the Civil War, next to St Leonard’s Church Frankley, Bartley Reservoir and Birmingham Water Works @stwater https://t.co/eI9tIOBFQn
#OnThisDay 1645: Parliamentarians formed the New Model Army to fight the Royalists in the English Civil War. Its soldiers, many of whom held radical and dissenting views, became full-time professionals rather than part-time militia.
⚔️#OTD 1645, Battle of Rowton Moor, #Cheshire.
Both sides fire 'in the faces of one another, hacking and slashing ... neither party gained or lost a foot of ground, as if everyone were resolved there to breathe their last'.
Sir Marmaduke Langdale's royalists are defeated.
'The Sucklington Factions, or Roaring Boyes' (1641) alleged that some #Royalists 'scorne an Alehouse' & instead 'daily haunts Tavernes', where 'by his liquor' they 'like the Elephant through the juice of #Mulberries' are 'enraged unto bloud & most damnable resolutions'.
On this day 1643. Lord Willoughby of Parnham captured royalist Gainsborough, as well as the Earl of Kingston & 250 royalists.
Kingston's house holds out until the next day & upon its surrender 'a great store of treasure' was taken. But within weeks, the royalists retook the town.
⚔️#OTD 1643, Battle of Lansdown Hill, #Somerset.
Ralph Hopton's royalists fight their way up the 150 foot hill.
Overnight, the parliamentarians withdraw, but Hopton is then blinded by an accidental gunpowder explosion - 'hardly so much life as not to be numbered with the dead'.
John Hampden, Civil War-era Parliamentary leader famous for his opposition to Charles I over ship money, died #OnThisDay 1643 from wounds sustained in a skirmish with Royalists. In the early 19th c., British radicals named their debating societies ‘Hampden Clubs’ in his honour.
Weeping willow allegory of death of Louis XVI pamphlet with silhouettes of royal family members; made by French royalists in exile in Britain 1795.