...acted with as much courage as ever hath been eeen in any action since this war. T know they look on to be named ; and therefore I forbear particulars. The best of the enemies horse and foot being broken through and through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole...

...acted with as much courage as ever hath been seen in any action since this war. I know they look not to be named, and therefore I forbear particulars. The best of the enemy's horse and foot being broken through and through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole army being put...

...he named, and therefore I forhear particulars. The hest of the enemy's horse and foot heing hroken through and through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole army heing put into confusion, it hecame a total rout, our men having the chase and execution of them near...

...he named, and therefore I forhear particulars. The hest of the enemy's horse and foot heing hroken through and through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole army heing put into confusion, it hecame a total rout, our men having the chase and execution of them near...

...infantry had broken the Scottish lines " at push of pike." Cromwell writes, " The best of the enemies' horse being broken through and through, in less than...being put into confusion, it became a total rout." There were three thousand slain on the field, and ten thousand taken prisoners. The prisoners were...

...acted* with as much courage as ever hath been seen in any action since this War. I know they look not to be named ; and therefore I forbear particulars....Enemy's horse being broken through and through in ess than an hour's dispute, their whole Army being put into confusion, it became a total rout : our...

...acted with as much courage as ever hath been seen in any action since this war. I know they look on to be named ; and therefore I forbear particulars. The best of the enemies horse and foot being broken through and through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole...

...night, and begin the attack before dawn. It was done, and Cromwell writes, "The best of the enemies' horse being broken through and through, in less than...being put into confusion, it became a total rout." There were three thousand slain on the field, and ten thousand taken prisoners. The prisoners were...

...acted1 with as much courage as ever hath been seen in any action since this War. I know they look not to be named; and therefore I forbear particulars....through in less than an hour's dispute, their whole Ajmy being put into confusion, it became a total rout ; our men having the chase and execution of them...

...night, and begin the attack before dawn. It was done, and Cromwell »rit«, " The best of the enemies' horse being broken through and through, in less than...being put into confusion, it became a total rout." There were three thousand slain on the field, and ten thousand taken prisoners. The prisoners were...