Battle Of Bosworth by Gillian Tan

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Battle Of Bosworth

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HISTORIAN'S THEORY LOCATION

REDESMORE

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- The site of where the conflict took place has now been located two miles from the battlefield centre, close to the villagers of Dadlington and Stoke Golding. The landscape would have been a marshy plain land ( later to be drained ), across which ran a Roman road.

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TRUE LOCATION OF THE BATTLE OF BOSWORTH

AMBION HILL, LEICESTERSHIRE

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REASON?
Richard III might have chosen this terrain because he was an enthusiast for artillery and on this flat ground it could be used to the best effect. But Henry's troops simply maneuvered, behind the protection of the marsh, to attack the flank of Richard's army and so avoid the heavy artillery fire.

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