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#OnThisDay 29 March 1644 was the Battle of Cheriton (Alresford) in Hampshire. Sir William Waller's Parliamentarians defeated Royalist forces under the Earl of Forth and Lord Hopton, ending their advance in the south-east. ##EnglishCivilWar #17thCentury #OTD
#OnThisDay 24 February 1655 a proclamation was issued banning horse racing for 6 months. The ban was introduced as it was feared Royalist agents were using races as a cover to meet, but was only temporary as Oliver Cromwell was rather fond of horse racing! #17thCentury #OTD
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Un manga dans une époque royaliste où l'héroïne est coincée dans une boucle temporelle mais ne se laisse pas abattre pour autant grâce à un optimisme et une curiosité à toute épreuve!
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#Critique #Manga
#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.
#OnThisDay 13 December 1643 in a surprise attack, Sir William Waller's Parliamentarian forces stormed Alton in Hampshire. The Royalist defenders conducted a last stand in the Church of St Lawrence, which still has scars of the fighting today. #EnglishCivilWar #17thCentury #OTD
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!
#OnThisDay 13 September 1645 was the battle of Philiphaugh near Selkirk. Covenanter forces under Lt Gen David Leslie decisively defeated Royalist forces under the Marquis of Montrose. Images of the generals from our collection. #BritishCivilWars #WarOfThreeKingdoms #17thCentury
hopefully this is the first thing the royalists see when they go to block me
quick post disabled furries to scare the royalists away, that should do it
Royalists: "BE RESPECTFUL, SHE WAS OUR QUEEN"
The rest of the world:
#OnThisDay 7 September 1642 the Royalist commander of #Portsmouth George Goring surrendered the town under generous terms to Parliamentary forces under Sir William Waller. #EnglishCivilWar #17thCentury Thread 1/2
#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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Source: 9505.ff.6 picture 57
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#OnThisDay 13 August 1659 part of Booth's Uprising, a Royalist insurrection against the republic, took place when Viscount Mordaunt declared for the King at Barnstead Down in Surrey. He only raised 80 men, who melted away as soon as government troops appeared. #17thCentury #OTD
Officer & private of the Regiment de Mortemart (a regiment in the pay of the British & largely composed of royalist emigrants), around 1799.
Part of the Armée des Émigrés, loyalist French who moved around different nations against the Revolution.
By Patrice Courcelle.
30 July 1643: Kenelm Digby courtier, experimenter, MP, royalist, Catholic released from the custody of #Parliament #otd on promise of good behaviour. He (wisely) made for #France straight away. Soon he was Henrietta Maria's envoy to the Vatican.
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Lt-Gen James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormond (19 Oct 1610 London-21 July 1688 @NTKingstonLacy).👨🎓@tcdalumni. Lord Lieutenant Ireland. 1649-50 leading commander Royalist forces V Cromwellian. 1650s, exile with Charles II. Restoration; major figure! 🪦@wabbey https://t.co/quIeRFdJkH
#OnThisDay 5 July 1643 was the Battle of Lansdown in Somerset. Parliamentary forces under Sir William Waller were narrowly defeated by the Royalist western army; the Cornish Cavalier Sir Bevil Grenville was killed in the fighting. #EnglishCivilWar #17thCentury #OTD