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Edgehill 1642 First Battle Of The English Civil War John Tincey

Name: Edgehill 1642 First Battle Of The English Civil War John Tincey
SKU: BELL-2199566
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (88 reviews)

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Edgehill 1642 First Battle Of The English Civil War John Tincey instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 28.14 MB

Pages: 99

Author: John Tincey, Keith Roberts

ISBN: 9781855329911, 1855329913

Language: English

Year: 2001

Product desciption

Edgehill 1642 First Battle Of The English Civil War John Tincey by John Tincey, Keith Roberts 9781855329911, 1855329913 instant download after payment.

This, the first ever Osprey campaign title to deal with the English Civil War, looks at the battle of Edgehill, the first major clash of the Wars. In 1642 both Royalists and Parliamentarians expected that one great contest of arms would see the crushing of their enemies. When their field armies blundered into contact on the evening of 22 October 1642, Prince Rupert urged King Charles to array his army on the great ridge of Edgehill and give battle. The next day, amidst abject cowardice and absolute courage, the tide of battle swept Rupert’s cavalry to triumph, but saw victory snatched away as the Royalist infantry was hurled back by the defiant Parliamentarians. The chance for decisive victory was lost and the bloody civil war raged on.