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第七章 Bourgeois Revolution 资产阶级革命 (第2/45页)
rmies lacked mobility and the time taken to collect the most basic of equipment meant that there were long periods of time when no fighting was taking place despite England being at war at the time. The weather was also a major determining factor in whether armies could fight or not. Roads were no more than tracks and the winter could cut them up to make them beyond use. Therefore moving any armies around would be very difficult. ??There were only three major battles in the English Civil War–Edge Hill (1642) Marston Moor (1644) and Naseby (1645). ??While it is difficult to give an exact breakdown of who supported who as there were regional variations, at a general level
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