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Cavalcade, magazine, October 1968
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Cavalcade, magazine, October 1968
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Cromwell reading a letter found in Charles's Cabinet, after the Battle of Naseby (detail) by Charles Landseer
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I love the Cavaliers I wish men were real
I've just been saving this in my askbox and savoring it for so long but I think it's time to release it into the world. anon I have no response this is beautiful
Cavaliers charge the Roundheads in the English Civil War, another historical military painting by John Blanche, from a non-GW non-Warhammer non-grimdark source -- "ECW Royalist cavalry" in Miniature Wargames magazine no 9, 1983. This accompanied R P Jenkins' article "Skirmishes on Banbury Lane 1642-1646."
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Yes the Cavs flew out of the block today but we can't forget what they did to this beautiful creature
King Charles II (1630-1685)