English army

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Sergeant and Private 1855 Crimea

Troop Dispositions, Battle of Dunbar in 1650 (by Harrias) A map showing the troop dispositions of the Scottish and English armies at the battle of Dunbar in 1650 during the English Civil Wars (1642-51). Dunbar is located just over the Anglo-Scottish border on the east coast of Scotland . The English Parliament's New Model Army , led by Oliver Cromwell, won the battle.

British; Gibbon's Regiment of Foot in Newfoundland, 1697-98

English army at Agincourt, Hundred Years War

Colonel Gervase Francis Newport Tinley (1857–1918), CB (later CMG), Indian Army by unknown artist, c.1910, from National Army Museum

Sir Philip was a Scottish knight on the side of the English, he was at the time the Constable of Stirling Castle and made a pact with Edward Bruce who was besieging the castle, they agreed that unless an English army came to relieve Stirling Castle by Midsummer day the following year, then the castle would be surrendered to the Scots, and that is what led to the Battle of Bannockburn. When the battle was last, Philip refused Edward entry to the castle. He later joined the Bruce cause.

As far as I’m aware until I wrote Autumn1066 in 2017 no one else had ever written a book encompassing the three final battles, two of which were fought between the Anglo-Saxon nation and the …

English Army at Poitiers