Monmouth's march towards Bristol

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Monmouth's march towards Bristol was a key maneuver during the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685, when the Duke of Monmouth led his rebel army through the West Country in an attempt to rally support and seize a major city from royalist control.

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instanceOf event in the Monmouth Rebellion
military campaign maneuver
commandedBy James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth NERFINISHED
describedAs key maneuver during the Monmouth Rebellion
followedBy Monmouth's retreat towards Bridgwater NERFINISHED
hasConsequence contributed to the eventual defeat of the rebellion
strategic disadvantage for the rebel army
hasHistoricalContext attempted overthrow of King James II
hasLocation Bristol NERFINISHED
Devon NERFINISHED
Dorset NERFINISHED
Somerset NERFINISHED
Wiltshire NERFINISHED
hasObjective to rally support against King James II
to secure a major urban base for the rebellion
to seize Bristol from royalist control
hasOutcome failure to capture Bristol
hasPart Monmouth's advance through the West Country
hasParticipant James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth NERFINISHED
rebel army of the Monmouth Rebellion
royalist forces of James II NERFINISHED
hasPoliticalAim to support Monmouth's claim to the English throne
hasRoute through Somerset towns and villages
hasStartTime 1685
hasTimePeriod June 1685
opposedBy royalist forces loyal to James II
partOf Monmouth Rebellion NERFINISHED
precededBy Monmouth's landing at Lyme Regis NERFINISHED
relatedTo Battle of Sedgemoor NERFINISHED
tookPlaceIn Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
West Country NERFINISHED

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