The Parliamentary New Model Army under Oliver Cromwell (above) and Sir Thomas Fairfax decisively beat the Royalists at Naseby A rare 17th Century map showing details of "the battle that ...

On June 14, 1645, King Charles I's forces were defeated at the Battle of Naseby by troops led by Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Fairfax. It was a victory which marked the beginning of the end of ...

This 1886 painting depicts Oliver Cromwell (bareheaded, center) leading the English Parliamentary army in its overwhelming victory over the Scottish Covenanting army in the 1650 Battle of Dunbar.

Parliament’s forces had been commanded at the battle by Sir Thomas Fairfax, with one Oliver Cromwell as his deputy. The new exhibit looks at the story of the battle, why it took place and its ...

A battle was fought at Worcester in September ... economic success at a time of expanding international trade. Oliver Cromwell died in 1658. He was replaced as Lord Protector by his son, Richard ...

Hundreds of captives taken at the Battle of Dunbar died at Durham Cathedral, where they were held in horrific, unsanitary conditions by Oliver Cromwell’s victorious army. Some of the survivors ...

The walls of Dromtarriffe Church may not be able to talk but almost four centuries after it was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell’s forces ... defeat at the nearby Battle of Knockbrack, which ...

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