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The Battle of Worcester"Let the tents be pitched," said Charles. "The day's work is over. We can take our rest after our long march. Tomorrow we will enter the city in triumph."Colonel James, however, had other designs. Convinced by what had happened that the fortifications were no longer tenable, he decided on abandoning them. With the whole of his men, he quitted the city secretly at dead of night, taking the mayor and the sheriff with him as prisoners. Crossing the bridge over the Severn, he rode off in the direction of Gloucester.The Royalists were aware of his retreat, but, in obedience to the king's injunctions, did not seek to interrupt him.
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- Release Date 06/01/2006
- Author William Harrison Ainsworth
- Language English
- Company Alan Rodgers Books
- Weight 1.34 pounds
- Dimensions 6 x 0.93 x 9 inches
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