Royal Armouries Battle of Marston Moor film clip
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wait... Parliament executed the king on the grounds of treason with plans to invade England with foreign armies. Why the hell are parliament allowed to get away with Scottish armies invading England?
fdmarminy 4 months ago
English Civil war battlefields I have been to (Non sieges)
Battle of Edgehill - 1642
Battle of Winceby - 1643
Battle of Marston Moor - 1644
Battle of Naseby - 1645
GCmediacourse 5 months ago
AHAHAH XD!! go to 0:54 and look at the general in the background that falls over XD
thatkindofguy234 1 year ago
@witchhunter32 although prince ruperts regiment of foote were charged many times at naseby but parliarment failed to break their defense untill long after the battle had finished
OW41N 1 year ago
I wouldn't say any Foot Regiment were superior to any other during the English Civil War, Newcastle's Foot (raised mostly from County Durham and North Yorkshire) did fight a herioc rearguard action at Marston Moor, penned inside the White Sykes Close (an earthen sheep pen) they were shot at by Scottish Dragoons and assaulted by Parliamentarian Horse (doubt Cromwell was part of it). Newcastles troops were known as the Whitecoats because that is what they wore.
CJLinton 2 years ago
They where certainly the bravest. Although i'm pro-parliamentarian, I will admit if I was to die in war, I would choose to die in their last stand before they passed into history.
whikless 2 years ago
sweet
witchhunter32 2 years ago
They are, & I'M FROM NEWCASTLE TOO!!!
P.S. I don't have a geordie accent i have a southern accent, & i dont support Newcastle :P
BritPatriot4Ever 2 years ago
cool , they sound pretty awesome then
witchhunter32 2 years ago
No bloody way, the Newcastle Regiment set up a defence towards the battle which lasted long into the night holding the Parliamentarians
BritPatriot4Ever 2 years ago