A tudor siege fought in 1497 near Devon, England. Recorded strengths: Warbeck's rebel army reportedly numbered 6,000-8,000 men; size of the city's defending garrison/citizenry not recorded.
Rebels reportedly lost 'above three or four hundred men' in the failed assault on the east and north gates; defenders' casualties not recorded
Warbeck's rebel army reportedly numbered 6,000-8,000 men; size of the city's defending garrison/citizenry not recorded
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