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New Model Army

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New Model Army

(1645) Army that won the English Civil Wars for Parliament. It was formed to provide a well-trained force drawn from all parts of England instead of the limited local militias. The new army also replaced the private armies raised by individual generals that lacked a unified command. Under Baron Fairfax and Oliver Cromwell, the New Model Army won the Battle of Naseby and effectively ended the first phase of the Civil Wars.



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It was only technically dissolved in March 1660, though in reality it had been replaced by the Rump Parliament after the New Model Army "Pride's Purge" of 1648 barred about half its members.
The author of the Hervey novels takes the New Model Army, the professional soldiers fighting for Parliament in the Civil War, as his starting point.
For his wonderful choices Andy will recieve EUR30 of HMV vouchers to spend at his nearest record emporium on Baby Mozart or perhaps some New Model Army for begginers.
 
 
 
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