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SUMMARY:Thirlestane Castle\, Lauder\, Berwickshire
DESCRIPTION:The Scots Brigade are coming\, coming again to Thirelstane Castle over the weekend  28th/29th July.  Formed initially in to compliment the Royalist and Parliamentarian armies of the Sealed Knot Society which is the largest re-enactment Society in the UK a registered educational charity\, and the single biggest re-enactment society in Europe. \nSo what can you expect to see at Thirelstane Castle\, during the weekend\, Cannon will Roar\, Pike will Engage\, Drums will beat\, Muskets will Volley and a Living History Camp will bring to life that period when Father fought Son\, Brother fought Brother and the Country was in turmoil.  Talk with the re-enactors\, some of whom have travelled over 400 miles from West Sussex to take part at this prestigious venue\, others live more locally\, but their commitment to their hobby and the long term friendships that abound means they offer support at events when and where they can.
URL:https://www.thesealedknot.org.uk/event/thirlestane-castle-lauder-berwickshire-2/
LOCATION:Cheshire
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SUMMARY:Naseby 373
DESCRIPTION:The Sealed Knot are pleased to be returning to Naseby over the weekend  28th/29th July 2018.  The Sealed Knot Society which is the largest re-enactment Society in the UK\, a registered educational charity\, and the single biggest re-enactment society in Europe\, will be portraying the final actions of the Battle of 1645\, and the battle will include infantry\, artillery and cavalry. \nVisitors will have the opportunity to experience a full Military Living History camp\, drill with the soldiers of a seventeenth century army\, there is a programme of talks on the period in the adjacent Village Hall where refreshments will also be available. Gates open at noon both days\, with the daily battle beginning at 2pm. Sat Nav users please programme NN6 6DE and follow local signs to car park.
URL:https://www.thesealedknot.org.uk/event/naseby-373/
LOCATION:Cheshire
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SUMMARY:375th Anniversary Battle Of Bude
DESCRIPTION:Sir Nicholas Slanning Hys Regiment of Foote will be camped on Bude Castle green on the Saturday and Sunday. \n  \nDepicting the Cornish Royalist forces prior to the advance out of the castle heading towards the village of Stratton. \n  \nThe Troops with Drums and Colours will march out of the Castle on Saturday 11:00\, over Nanny Moors Bridge.  At the time of the Civil Wars this was a natural fording point over the River Neet.  The night of the 14th of May 1643 a Royalist Advanced party engaged with the Parliamentary forces here in a brief skirmish securing the crossing point for the Royalist advance the next day. \nThe march will continue up onto Summerleeze Downs to stage an encounter and battle against the Parliamentary forces. \n  \nThis is to commemorate a battle in the Civil Wars\, The Battle for Stamford Hill\, Stratton. \n  \nThe Civil Wars of the mid seventeenth century were a reflection of a profound\, constitutional\, religious and social conflict which was expressed in a struggle for control between King and Parliament. \nOn 15 May 1643 a Parliamentarian army of 5\,600 men\, commanded by the Earl of Stamford\, advanced into Cornwall and camped upon the flat summit of Stamford Hill close to the town of Stratton.  The following day Sir Ralph Hopton\, with a Royalist force barely 3\,000 strong\, oved to attack the formidable Parliamentary position. \nThe battle raged inconclusively for several hours until Parliamentarian resistance finally collapsed as a determined attack by converging Royalist columns drew near the summit of the hill.  With casualties of 300 killed and 1\,700 taken prisoner\, almost half of Stamford’s army had been destroyed and the gateway to Devon was open to the Royalists.  Hopton’s victory\, gained by a force that was desperately short of food and ammunition\, was a remarkable achievement. \nThe Living History Camp will be open to the public 11-16:00.  On both days. \nIt is part of a wider Heritage Weekend and there will be other exhibitors and stalls on the Castle Green. \nThe military camp will be inhabited by officers\, soldiers and camp followers. \nThroughout the day\, on the hour\, we will be introducing the pike\, musket\, artillery and drums/colours.  Saturday only for the march and battle. \nThere will be an opportunity for the public to “Have a Go” at these different arms\, but not firing !!!
URL:https://www.thesealedknot.org.uk/event/375th-anniversary-battle-of-bude/
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