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History of the English People, Volume III (of 8)

CHAPTER I
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It was probably the fire from these that drew Somerset from the strong position which he held, but his repulse and the rout of the force he led was followed up with quick decision.

A general advance broke the Lancastrian lines, and all was over.

Three thousand were cut down on the field, and a large number of fugitives were taken in the town and abbey.

To the leaders short shrift was given.

Edward was resolute to make an end of his foes.


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