The failure of the Royalist cause in the first civil war
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- Created on: 10-04-14 17:33
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2. What was the view of so called "clubmen?"
- Supported the King's men
- Opposed both armies, but more favourable towards the King's men
- Opposed both armies, but more favourable towards the NMA
- Supported the NMA
3. What was the outcome?
- The army was a disappointment and allowed Charles's army to escape the North
- The army was a disappointment but it did force Charles's army to remain in the South
- The army was a disappointment but it did force Charles's army to remain in the North
- The army was a success but it allowed Charles's army to escape the North
4. What was the position of Charles like in 1646?
- Very weak
- Weak
- Strong
- Middling
5. Why were "clubmen" more partial towards the NMA?
- Fairfax was a national representative of the "clubmen"
- The NMA were more likely to include men such as the "clubmen" into their army than the Royalist army
- NMA were closer to winning the war and Fairfax was willing to negotiate
- The NMA supported local causes financially and socially
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