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In 1651, Cromwell led his soldiers into battle for the last time against the Royalists at Worcester. By the end, the Royalist cause was shattered with 3,000 dead and up to 10,000 captured. The first detailed account of the last battle in the Civil War, described by Cromwell as a "crowning mercy", uses original sources and first-hand accounts that include the fate of the thousands of Scottish prisoners. Extensive appendices make it a valuable resource for further study.
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