Northampton served as the principal Parliamentary assembly point before the Naseby campaign in June 1645. The New Model Army concentrated at Northampton and the surrounding area in the days before the battle. Parliamentary cavalry conducted reconnaissance toward the Royalist forces from Northampton, gathering intelligence that shaped the decision to give battle at Naseby.
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