A medieval pitched battle fought in 1469 near Northamptonshire, England. Recorded in the national monuments record (EHB20). Recorded strengths: Pembroke: estimated 3,000-5,000 Welsh knights and spearmen; Devon: estimated 800-1,500 (including most of the royal archers); Rebel force: estimated 3,000-5,000.
Royal army: 168 knights and gentry plus circa 2,000 others; Rebel force: considerably fewer, including Sir Henry Neville, Sir William Conyers and Sir Oliver Dudley killed
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