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what was the composition of the
Royalists
5,800
infantry
6,700
cavalry and artillery
what was the composition of the parliamentary forces
8,500
infantry
8,500
cavalry and artillery
who led the royalists forces
Prince Rupert
who
led the new model army
Sir
Thomas Fairfax
and
Oliver Cromwell
what
'new' weapons were seen at Naseby
musket
cannons ( took to long to position so never used in battle)
what two new tactics were used
against
the Royalists
infantry lines
infantry squares
where was prince
Rupert
during the battle
off
plundering
the parliamentary forces
baggage
train
whats
the difference between parliamentary and royalists recruitment methods
parliament=infantry mainly pressed men
NMA= mostly volunteers
what impact did Cromwell and Fairfax have on the NMA
inspirational
and fought amongst their men earning
respect
and ment people followed their orders ( less desertion)