One of them saw the siege of Pontefract following the battle of Lancashire, during which the governor of the Isle of Wight corresponded with the victorious commander about his prisoner.
One of them saw the siege of Pontefract following the battle of Lancashire, during which the governor of the Isle of Wight corresponded with the victorious commander about his prisoner. Another of them included two inconclusive battles at Newbury and a defeat of the marquess of Montrose at Philiphaugh, followed by a surrender at Oxford. These conflicts also include one in which defeats at Dunbar and Worcester caused the flight of Charles II, as well as one that includes a defeat of the Scots at Preston. The battles of Adwalton Moor, Edgehill, Naseby, and Marston Moor belong to, for ten points, this series of wars that led to establishment of the British Commonwealth.
One of them saw the siege of Pontefract following the battle of Lancashire, during which the governor of the Isle of Wight corresponded with the victorious commander about his prisoner.
the English {civil} wars