Battle of Leeds (1643 AD)

Battle of Leeds (Royalists vs Parliamentarians) took place in 1643 AD during First English Civil War.

Battle facts

Year: 1643 AD
Date: 1643-01-23
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: First English Civil War
Side A: Royalists
Side B: Parliamentarians
Commanders (A): Sir William Savile
Commanders (B): Sir Thomas Fairfax
Casualties: approx. 40–50 killed 460 captured 2 cannons capturedkilled
Outcome: Parliamentarian victory
Coordinates: 53.797°, -1.542°

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Battle of Leeds (1643 AD)

Battle of Leeds took place in 1643 AD. Royalists vs Parliamentarians. Approx. 40–50 killed 460 captured 2 cannons capturedkilled casualties. Part of First English Civil War. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.