A tudor pitched battle fought in 1497 near Kent, England. Recorded strengths: Combatant 1 (rebels): around 10,000-15,000 (reduced from an original c.15,000 by desertion before the battle); Combatant 2 (royal army under Lord Daubeney): aro….
Combatant 1 (rebels): 200-2,000 dead; Combatant 2 (royal army): 8 dead
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