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In 1645, the military history of the civil wars was transformed by reorganisation of the Parliamentarian forces to form the New Model Army.
1645, 1646, Battles, Military History, Series
By 1644, the Civil War was entering its third year and the intervention of a Scots Army of 20,000 men dramatically now changed the balance of power in Parliament’s favour.
Battles, Interviews, Military History, Oliver Cromwell
Sergeant-Major General Phillip Skippon was described as “… the type of man found in the best British armies throughout the centuries”.
Battles, Military History, Talks
Ask who was the Parliamentary general who created the New Model Army was and the most likely answer will be “Oliver Cromwell”. But in fact, it was Sir Thomas Fairfax.
Battles, Interviews, Military History
The battle of Naseby finally destroyed the field army of the King and in two hours changed the history not only of Britain, but every modern democracy.
1645, Battles, Civil War Petitions Project, Interviews, Military Medicine
Discover the momentous event that occurred at Naseby, which was to shape history - not only of Britain but every modern democracy.
1645, Charles I, English Civil Wars, Interviews, Military History, Oliver Cromwell
This podcast discusses the range of factors which caused the defeat of the royalists in England and Wales during the First Civil War of 1642-1646.
Charles I, English Civil Wars, Key Questions, Royalists, Talks, Teachers
