A tudor pitched battle fought in 1549 near Devon, England. Recorded in the national monuments record (BFR 055). Recorded strengths: Government/royal army approximately 8,000-9,000 (some accounts 'more than 8,000'); rebel forces approximately 2,000-7,000 depending on source (Battlefields Trus….
Lord Russell reported killing between 500 and 600 rebels in the battle itself, with a further approximately 700 killed during the pursuit of retreating rebels (total rebel dead roughly 1,200 by some tallies); government losses were reported as very light (some accounts say as few as 10-12 killed), though wounded numbers are not recorded.
Government/royal army approximately 8,000-9,000 (some accounts 'more than 8,000'); rebel forces approximately 2,000-7,000 depending on source (Battlefields Trust gives 9,000 government to 7,000 rebels; other accounts describe roughly 2,000 rebels present at the final stand).
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