Third Siege of Newark

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The Third Siege of Newark was a 1645–1646 engagement of the English Civil War in which the Parliamentarian forces blockaded the Royalist stronghold of Newark-on-Trent, culminating in its surrender and marking a significant step toward the collapse of Royalist resistance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event of the English Civil War
military engagement
siege
belligerent Parliamentarians
Royalists
combatant Parliamentarian forces
Royalist garrison of Newark
conflict Second English Civil War
surface form: First English Civil War
country Kingdom of England
endTime 1646
historicalContext conflict between Royalists and Parliamentarians
historicalPeriod 17th century
location Newark-on-Trent
Nottinghamshire
notableConsequence loss of a major Royalist base in the north Midlands
strengthening of Parliamentarian control over central England
outcome Royalist garrison compelled to surrender
partOf English Civil War
precededBy First Siege of Newark
Second Siege of Newark
result Parliamentarian victory
collapse of Royalist resistance in the Midlands
surrender of Newark-on-Trent
siegeTarget Newark Castle
Newark-on-Trent
surface form: town of Newark-on-Trent
significance contributed to the eventual defeat of Charles I
marked a significant step toward the collapse of Royalist resistance
startTime 1645
strategicImportance Royalist stronghold on the River Trent
control of key road and river communications in the Midlands
theatre Midlands campaign of the English Civil War
typeOfAction blockade
siege warfare

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Newark-on-Trent hasCivilWarEvent Third Siege of Newark
First Siege of Newark followedBy Third Siege of Newark
Second Siege of Newark followedBy Third Siege of Newark