:14:09
Bristol will not be permitted to fall.
lt"s our only seaport in the west.
:14:13
lf General Goring"s
incapable of holding it...
:14:16
...l"ll dispatch someone who can.
:14:18
l"ve a mind to see Bristol, my lord.
"Tis a fair city, l hear.
:14:21
Then l place Bristol in your command,
nephew. Should our forces--
:14:24
-Your Majesty.
-Yes?
:14:26
News of Cromwell"s army,
Your Majesty.
:14:28
-Come forward.
-At last, Old lronsides ventures forth.
:14:31
-Well, speak, man.
-They"re six miles away, Your Majesty.
:14:35
Just south of Naseby.
:14:36
By my reckoning, there be
about 1 000 horse and 2000 afoot.
:14:40
-And what news of Manchester"s army?
-l saw no other army, Your Majesty.
:14:45
Was not Cromwell to join
Manchester"s forces at Naseby?
:14:48
-That was our intelligence.
-Manchester"s still in Lincoln.
:14:52
So Cromwell comes
with his army of 3000 to our 7 000.
:14:58
-By your leave, Uncle. Your Highness.
-General Astley, sound the alert.
:15:02
l want every man in full battle order
at once.
:15:05
By God, we have him!
:15:17
Manchester!
:15:21
Where in the name of Christ is he?
:15:23
Know you not we are at war?
:15:28
ln God"s name l do swear
we fight this war single-handed.
:15:32
Oliver.
:15:48
What bloody treachery is this?
:15:51
We came to meet Manchester
and instead we find the king"s army.
:15:55
Well, l shall take on the king.
:15:57
And after that if needs must,
l"ll take on Manchester as well!