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Naseby

village, England, United Kingdom
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  • The Battle of Naseby
    Battle of Naseby

    …met near the village of Naseby, south of Leicester. As at Edgehill, the Royalists, led by Prince Rupert of the Rhine, the king’s nephew, drew up on a ridge with their backs to the wind, the Parliamentary forces taking lower ground to their south where they would have to move…

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    …met near the village of Naseby, south of Leicester. As at Edgehill, the Royalists, led by Prince Rupert of the Rhine, the king’s nephew, drew up on a ridge with their backs to the wind, the Parliamentary forces taking lower ground to their south where they would have to move…

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