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One of the roundhead officers who saw prince rupert's cavalry in action was a man called oliver cromwell. Although cromwell had no military training, his experience as a large landowner gave him a good knowledge of horses. Cromwell became convinced that if he could produce a well-disciplined army he could defeat prince rupert and his cavaliers.
Letters from roundhead officers, written from scotland and chiefly addressed to captain adam baynes.
In addition, letters of marque were issued to over 30 foreign frigates to operate in irish waters against protestant shipping, of which they took hundreds of prizes. The confederate navy peaked at close to 50 warships in the late 1640s. From the outset all sides built artillery fortresses, most extensively around limerick, dublin, and belfast.
Grant reviewed the 9th corps [the 100th pvi was in the ninth corps] by regiments. He was accompanied by general burnsides [sic] and other field officers.
Colonel john dalbier an experienced officer of french or german origins was given the task of conducting the attack with troops from the parliamentary garrison at portsmouth. Dalbier arrived before basing house with 800 horse and foot on 20 th august 1645.
John commanded a troop of horse in cromwell's army, a calvery officer in oliver cromwells army.
As part of the 100th pa regiment (roundheads) based in lawrence county, he participated in over 20 battles, including fredericksburg and vicksburg. Jay paisley, author of the huffman letters: civil war letters to beaver county, pennsylvania will be taking his audience back in time to the civil war, saturday, april 9th, 10am at the lawrence.
Letters from roundhead officers: written from scotland and chiefly addressed to captain adam baynes, july mdcl - june mdclx.
The first english civil war was fought in england and wales, from august 1642 to june 1646. It forms one of the conflicts known collectively as the 1638 to 1651 wars of the three kingdoms, which also took place in scotland and ireland.
The roundheads' success was related to hobart in a letter from cromwell, sent from the village of syston: god hath given us, this evening, a glorious victory over our enemies. They were, as we are informed, one-and-twenty colours of horse-troops, and three or four of dragoons.
One of the roundhead officers who saw prince rupert's cavalry in action was a man called oliver cromwell. Although cromwell had no military training, his experience as a large landowner gave him a good knowledge of horses. Cromwell became convinced that if he could produce a well-disciplined army he could defeat prince rupert.
Robert audley browne (1821-1902) was born in steubenville, ohio, but was raised in pittsburgh, pa and graduated from the western reserve university there in 1840. He then entered the theological seminary in allegheny where he ranked high in his classes.
Oliver's lost army: buried side by side, the roundheads who fell victim to a terrible siege. By chris brooke for the daily mail updated: 04:22 edt, 18 august 2010.
100th infantry pa - campaigning with the roundheads: the history of the hundredth pennsylvania veteran volunteer infantry regiment in the american civil war, 1861-1865.
I wrote you a few lines from new-york, enclosing a copy of commodore morris’s defence, for mr: shaw—the day after which i left that city and came on multum jactatus mare et terris—to philadelphia in the land stage, and thence to baltimore by the way of newcastle and frenchtown; chiefly by water—a mode of conveyance to me much more agreeable than that of a stage coach over the chaotic.
His first wife, a devout disciple of morgan llwyd, had died in ireland (19 november 1651), having borne eight children, of whom only one survived; and early in 1656 he married katherine whetstone (born 1606), sister of oliver cromwell and widow of a roundhead officer (who had previously taken her with him on a dutch campaign), but herself.
Cromwell in his letter immediately after the battle reported at least two thousand dead (including some senior officers), and about five or six hundred prisoners taken, including browne and other senior officers. He amended the number of prisoners to 1500-1600 on the following day (carlyle 1904).
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The war of 1812 (june 1812 – february 1815) was a conflict fought between the united states and its allies, and the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and its dependent colonies in north america and native american allies.
The demonstrators included london apprentices, for whom roundhead was a term of derision, because the regulations which they had agreed to included a provision for closely cropped hair. According to john rushworth the word was first used on 27 december 1641 by a disbanded officer named david hide.
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