A civil war siege fought in 1646 Wales. Recorded strengths: Parliamentarian siege force under Colonel Thomas Morgan initially numbered around 1,500 men, reinforced to roughly 3,500 after the fall of Oxford, with Sir Thom….
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Parliamentarian siege force under Colonel Thomas Morgan initially numbered around 1,500 men, reinforced to roughly 3,500 after the fall of Oxford, with Sir Thomas Fairfax's New Model Army arriving in August; the Royalist garrison under the Marquess of Worcester began the siege at around 300 men, increased to approximately 800 as the siege progressed.
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