Naseby order of battle
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The following units and commanders fought in the Battle of Naseby during the First English Civil War.
[edit] Parliamentarian New Model Army
(6000 Horse, 1000 Dragoons, 7000 Foot, 11 guns)
- Lord General Sir Thomas Fairfax
- Left Wing (Commissary General Henry Ireton)
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- First Line
- Colonel John Butler's Regiment of Horse
- Colonel Cornelius Vermuyden's Regiment of Horse
- Commissary General Henry Ireton's Regiment of Horse
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- Second Line
- Colonel Nathaniel Rich's Regiment of Horse
- Colonel Charles Fleetwood's Regiment of Horse
- Eastern Association Horse (half regiment)
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- Colonel John Okey's Regiment of Dragoons
- Centre (Sergeant Major General Sir Philip Skippon)
- Eleven pieces of artillery
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- First Line
- Sir Philip Skippon's Regiment of Foot
- Sir Hardress Waller's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel John Pickering's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Edward Montagu's Regiment of Foot
- Sir Thomas Fairfax's Regiment of Foot
- Forlorn Hope of commanded musketeers
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- Second Line
- Lieutenant Colonel Pride's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Robert Hammond's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Thomas Rainsborough's Regiment of Foot
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- Third Line
- Lieutenant Colonel Pride's Reserve
- Right Wing (Lieutenant General Oliver Cromwell)
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- First Line
- Colonel Edward Whalley's Regiment of Horse
- Sir Robert Pye's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
- Sir Thomas Fairfax's Regiment of Horse
- Colonel Edward Rossiter's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
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- Second Line
- Colonel Thomas Sheffield's Regiment of Horse
- Sir Robert Pye's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
- Colonel John Fiennes's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
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- Third Line
- Eastern Association Horse (half regiment)
- Colonel John Fiennes's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
- Colonel Edward Rossiter's Regiment of Horse (one Division)
[edit] Royalist Army
(4100+ Horse, 3300+ Foot)
- King Charles I
- General of the Army Prince Rupert
- Left Wing (Sir Marmaduke Langdale
- Four Divisions of "Northern Horse"
- Colonel Sir Horatio Cary's Regiment of Horse
- Centre (Sir Bernard Astley)
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- Three divisions of Colonel Sir Thomas Howard's Regiment of Horse
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- Sir George Lisle's Tertia
- Sir George Lisle's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel William St. George's Regiment of Foot
- The Shrewsbury Foot (the remnants of several regiments returned from Ireland, including Tillier's, Broughton's, Warren's and Gibson's, under Colonel George Smith)
- Sir George Lisle's Tertia
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- Sir Henry Bard's Tertia
- Sir Henry Bard's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Rhys Thomas's Regiment of Foot
- Sir John Owen's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Richard Bagot's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Radcliffe Gerrard's Regiment of Foot
- Sir Henry Bard's Tertia
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- Sir Bernard Astley's Tertia
- The Duke of York's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Sir Edward Hopton's Regiment of Foot
- Colonel Sir Richard Page's Regiment of Foot
- Sir Bernard Astley's Tertia
- Left Wing (Prince Maurice)
- First Line
- Prince Rupert's and Prince Maurice's Lifeguard Troops of Horse
- Prince Rupert's Regiment of Horse
- The Queen's Regiment of Horse
- Prince Maurice's Regiment of Horse
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- Second Line
- The Earl of Northampton's Regiment of Horse
- Sir William Vaughan's Regiment of Horse
- Reserve (King Charles)
- The King's Regiment of Foot
- The King's Lifeguard of Horse (Lord Bernard Stuart)
- Prince Rupert's Regiment of Foot
[edit] References
- Roberts, Keith Cromwell's War Machine, (Pen & Sword Military: Barnsley, 2005) ISBN 1-84415-094-1
- Young, Peter Marston Moor 1644: The Campaign and the Battle (Kineton: Roundwood, 1970)
