The Battle of Sedgemoor 1685 The Covernanter Rebellion in Lowland Scotland of 1679
Also the war in Ireland 1690 1691,
Tangiers and Wars of Europe
1690s- 1700s
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Sedgemoor
Royal Foot at Sedgemoor painted by Kev Ward
Sedgemoor
SED1 Musketeers with musket at rest
SED2 Mounted cavalry
SED3 Monmouth Scythemen
SED4 Monmouth musketeer
SED5 Monmouth pike
SED6 Monmouth musketeer firing and advancing
Monmouths infantry
Monmouth cavalry are described as heavily
armoured and equipped. Dress is similar to Royal cavalry
Use SED2, SED13 and SED24
SED7 Royal foot command, Officers, Sgt, drummers.
SED8 Royal musketeer advancing, musket at high port
SED9 Royal musketeer firing
SED10 Royal grenadier at ready
SED11 Royal pike at ready
SED12 Royal mounted command, officer, ensign etc
SED13 Royal cavalry (lobster pot) with sword
SED14 Royal dragoons with muskets
SED15 Highlander assorted Same pose, different weapons
Covenanter Royal foot and G;asgow Militia by Kev Ward
Covenanter Rebellion 1679 All wearin berets (Tam o Shanters)
SED16 Lowland rebel/covenanters muskets assorted. In berets (Tam o shanters) Various poses
SED16a Lowland rebel/covenanter pike
SED17 Lowland/royalist musket at ease
SED18 Lowland/royalist musket advancing
SED19 Lowland/royalist musket firing
SED20 Lowland/royalist pike
SED21 Lowland/royalist command
SED22 Lowland royalist cavalry command
SED23 Lowland/royalist mounted dragoons
SED24 Lowland/royalist cavalry command
(lobster pot)
SED25 Lowland Royalist Cavalry
SED26 Rebel Foot Command, Officers, drummers ensigns in hats and berets
In 1679 a rebbeilion occuried in Lowland Scotland. After years of religious persecution by an authoritarian state who had tried to force religious change on the Scotish people, tension grew and free religion was being convened by covernanters in the open countryside but surrounded by there own armed guards There were two battles, Drumclog was a large skirmish where the Royal dragoons were put to flight. There were also battles within Glasgow when it was occupied by the Covernanters. The second and largest was a battle was at Bothwell bridge near Glasgow where the rebels were eventually defeated by the Royalist goverenment soldiers. The Covernanters spent more time on religious questions than on the outcome of the battle!
Flags were used, some old ECW flags in the campaign at skirmishes at Drumclog and Glasgow and at the final battle at Bothwell Bridge where the Covernanter forces were defeated. Strangley, he leader of the English forces was James Scott, The Duke of Monmouth !
Prior to the Covernanter Rebbelion but part of it there had been a previous uprising in Lowland Scotland in 1666. A large army of disidents formed and marched on Edinburgh hoping to gain further support. Close to Edinburgh and realising that more recruits were not coming they turned away south and camped for the night at Rullion Green in the Pentland Hills. A Royalist advance force of Cavalry which had been pursuing them, caught them there and a battle occuried. The rebels, mainly on foot withstood two charges by the goverment cavalry and only on the third did they break and flee off into the gathering darkness
Covenanter Flags from the war of 1679
Flags used by the rebellious Covenanter forces during the rising in lowland Scotland in 1679 against autocratic religious practices Flags were used in the campaign at Drumclog, Glasgow and final battle of Bothwell Bridge
English flags will be the same as used by James 11 forces at the Battle of Sedgemoor in 1685
Some of the original flags of this period still exsist in Scotland
Tangiers was a wedding present to Charles 11 from his wife Catherine of Braganza. Trying to hold the port against the Moorish insurgents was a money draining problems. There were many battles between the English Garrison of Tangiers and the Moors. Eventually the garrison withdrew in the night and left the city to the Moors!
Covenanter rebel infantry painted by Kev Ward
SED27 Improvised wagon gun and crew
SED28 light infantry gun and crew
light infantry gun and crew
SED 29 Royal Infantry in hats at the ready
SED 30 Royal Infantry in lobster pot helmets, ready postion
SED 31 Tangiers, Spanish lancers in hats
SED 32 Tangiers, Sailors/civilians on poor quality (Cart) horses
SED 33 Mounted horse Grenadiers with swords
SED 34 Mounted grenadiers with muskets
SED 35 Royal foot in fur caps at ready
SED 36 Royal foot Grenadiers firing
Monmouth Cavalry painted by Kev Ward
Lowland Covernanter infantry painted by Kev Ward
​Free Flags of what James 11, Monmouths flags and Williams111,did and could have looked like
There is very little information about the flag flown by Monmouths forces. There are a few references to 'Red regiments and Blue Regiments etc and Monmouths flag having 'Fear nothing but God', written on, but little else other than the number of flags being 27 and they were made at Taunton by young ladies at a school The blue flag with three white 'pile wavys', labelled Monmouths blue regiment, but the story is that it was captured during the Sedgemoor campaign and remained in the possesion of the same family until recent years. It may have been a rebel or a royal flag and still exists in a museum
The second batch of flags are for the army of James the second, except the yellow flag with three pile wavy which is a conjectional Monmouth colour
All flags designed, drawn and coloured by the amazing
Kev Ward. More flags to come !
Flags used by the army of William 111, in England in 1688 and against James 11, forces in Ireland 1689 to 1691
Again drawn, designed and coloured by Kev Ward
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