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The Battle of Naseby fought in June 1645 was one of the seminal moments in English history. It was an overwhelming victory for Parliament, and Charles I’s principal army was eliminated. The King’s cabinet and incriminating papers were captured and within a year, the Civil War was over. The victory established Parliament’s right to a permanent role in the government of the kingdom. Naseby was a victory for the new model army – Britain’s first regular, red-coated soldiers and is, for many, the birth place of the British Army. As a national monument, Naseby is unmatched.
Despite the addition of farm buildings and the enclosing of fields, the landscape remains intact and has not been built over. Today’s visitors can stand on the ground where democracy was won, ...
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The battlefield is well signposted with visitor interpretation boards and is easy to find, as it lies just south of the A14.
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