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Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century

Note 181 — Chapter IX · THE FIELD OF THE BATTLE OF STOKE. [177a]

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After the earl’s forces had crossed the Trent at Fiskerton, and found themselves upon its right bank, Stoke Marsh, now enclosed, lay immediately before them; and beyond it, little more than a quarter of a mile distant, was the foot of the eminence already mentioned.

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