The summer 1644 campaign in the West of England was an exceptional feat of arms for the Royalist armies and, in contrast, a vivid demonstration of the complete lack of ability of their Parliamentarian opponents to work together. The resultant catastrophic defeat of the Earl of Essex's army was, together with the Failure at Newbury that autumn, highly influential in the vote that created the New Model Army in the following winter.
This copy is Very Good condition. There is some very minor shelf wear. There is no creasing of the spine. As always, the photos are of the item you will receive.