George Goring
English general during the Civil War
Born
July 14th, 1608
417 years ago
Died
1657
368 years ago — 49 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
United Kingdom
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Served as a general in the English Civil War, aligning with the Royalist cause. Held significant commands, including the defense of key locations. Contributed to several battles throughout the conflict, displaying military leadership. Surrendered to Parliamentarian forces eventually, marking an end to major military engagements.
Led Royalist forces at the Battle of Newbury
Engaged in the defense of Oxford
Surrendered at the Battle of Cropredy Bridge
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