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hiflier | 18:53 Sun 12th Mar 2006 | History
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when was the last armed rising on british soil?
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12th March 2006


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19:14 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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Wasn't it 'Culloden'? Unless you include the Falkland Islands as 'British soil'.

19:32 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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Sorry. I read it to be 'The last armed Battle'. Not the same thing.

19:34 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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19:38 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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the easter rising.Dublin 1916

19:41 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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Last battle 'in the field' (as opposed to riots, violent strikes, urban disorder etc) on English soil was probably the affray at Bosenden Wood, Kent, 31 May1838, between some forty crudely-armed disaffected rural workers led by a Cornish loony calling himself Sir William Courtenay (amongst other things, including 'Messiah') and a detachment of the 45th Foot from Canterbury. Courtenay and eight of his men were killed, as against one officer killed and several men wounded, along with a constable murdered earlier.
05:53 Tue 14th Mar 2006

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