Battle of Maidstone

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The Battle of Maidstone was a 1648 engagement in Kent during the Second English Civil War, in which Royalist forces were defeated by Parliamentarian troops, helping to secure Parliamentary control in the conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
engagement
alsoKnownAs Storming of Maidstone
associatedWith Second English Civil War
surface form: New Model Army campaign of 1648
belligerent Parliamentarians
Royalists
campaign Kentish uprising of 1648
combatant New Model Army
Royalist forces in Kent
commander Thomas Fairfax
commanderSide Earl of Norwich – Royalist
Thomas Fairfax, 3rd Lord Fairfax of Cameron
surface form: Thomas Fairfax – Parliamentarian
conflict Second English Civil War
country England
date 1 June 1648
effect strengthened Parliamentary control in Second English Civil War
followedBy Parliamentarian reconquest of Kent
suppression of Royalist risings in south‑east England
foughtIn urban terrain
historicalPeriod English Civil War
surface form: English Civil Wars
houseToHouseFighting true
location Kent
Maidstone
notableFor intense street fighting
objective Parliamentarian suppression of Royalist uprising in Kent
outcome collapse of organised Royalist resistance in Kent
partOf Second English Civil War
precededBy Kent Royalist revolt of May 1648
region South East England
result Parliamentarian victory
shortDescription 1648 battle in Maidstone, Kent, during the Second English Civil War
sideLost Royalists
sideWon Parliamentarians
tookPlaceIn Maidstone, Kent, England
surface form: Maidstone town
tookPlaceNear River Medway
year 1648

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Second English Civil War hasPart Battle of Maidstone