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Battle of Evesham

The Battle of Evesham took place on August 4 1265, and was the decisive battle in the Baron's War, where Simon de Montfort led a number of rebellious barons against the Royalist forces led by Prince Edward (later King Edward I of England). de Montfort was encumbered by a number of unreliable allies, particularly the Welsh, who deserted before the battle commenced. Confronted by a force four times the size of his own, on unfavourable ground, the outcome rapidly turned into a massacre.

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1245 | Battle of Lewes | Earl of Leicester | Edward I | Edward I of England | Evesham | Evesham Worcestershire | Henry III of England | Hugh le Despenser | King Henry III of England | List of battle 601-1400 | List of battles (alphabetical) | List of battles (geographic) | List of battles 601-1400 | List of battles 801-1400 | Simon de Montfort | Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester | Worcestershire


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