Passed - and even sold - from faction to faction, Charles was King but also a prisoner of Parliament
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Marston Moor marked the start of a new, deeper phase of the war
Category: History
Pym took the dispute to the people with the publication of the Grand Remonstrance
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As the country became ever more mired in war, there was no way to avoid taking sides
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The Parliamentarians sailed close to split after defeat at Newbury and Donnington
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A personal slight and a desire to loot shoes cost the Royalists Marston Moor
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Inspired by Cromwell, and in the face of possible defeat, a new approach was needed by Parliament
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It was to be a year in which the vector of victory would swoop round: 1645
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The Royalists were facing a rout in the heartlands of England by December 1645
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Inspired by Cromwell, and in the face of possible defeat, a new approach was needed by Parliament
Category: History
Parliament wouldn't be Parliament without a few splits and divisions
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Fair pay, and a freedom from meddling MPs formed the heart of Cromwell's plans for a New Model Army
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As the figurehead of the struggle, a lot came down to Charles' tactics and personality
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A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
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A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
Category: History
A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
Category: History
A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
Category: History
A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
Category: History
A year-by-year guide to the key events of the Civil War
Category: History