A tudor siege fought in 1497 near Devon, England. Recorded strengths: Rebel army reportedly swollen to around 8,000 men under Perkin Warbeck; the size of the Exeter garrison and defending forces under the Earl of Devon is not reco….
Warbeck's rebels reportedly lost 'above three or four hundred men of his company' in the assaults on the city; defender casualties are not recorded.
Rebel army reportedly swollen to around 8,000 men under Perkin Warbeck; the size of the Exeter garrison and defending forces under the Earl of Devon is not recorded in the surviving sources.
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