Marking 380th anniversary of the first Siege of Worcester
When the Parliamentarians withdrew from Hereford, the Royalists in Worcester began to relax. The Western Border was now protected and following the…
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When the Parliamentarians withdrew from Hereford, the Royalists in Worcester began to relax. The Western Border was now protected and following the…
A key event of the First English Civil War, the Battle of Hopton Heath (a small village in south Shropshire, England) was fought on Sunday, March 19, 1643 between Parliamentarian and Royalist forces. The battle ended at nightfall, with the actual victory and outcome still remaining matters of very much personal opinion. The Royalists, for example, had succeeded in capturing eight enemy-guns; while the Parliamentarians believed that their successful killing of the enemy commander, the Earl of Northampton, was of equal – if not even greater – significance. Historic UK say of this confronta...