The Battle of Chalgrove was a minor battle during the English Civil War in Oxfordshire. It took place on the morning of June 18. 1643. and was a minor Royalist victory. Notable is the fatal wounding of Colonel John Hampden. a Member of Parliament who died of his wounds six days later. England. digital reproduction of a historical original.
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The Battle of Chalgrove was a minor battle during the English Civil War in Oxfordshire. It took place on the morning of June 18. 1643. and was a minor Royalist victory. Notable is the fatal wounding of Colonel John Hampden. a Member of Parliament who died of his wounds six days later. England. digital reproduction of a historical original.

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battle chalgrove minor battle english civil war oxfordshire took place morning june 18 1643 minor royalist victory notable fatal wounding colonel john hampden member parliament died wounds six days later england digital reproduction historical original

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