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| Continued | he removed his Camp to "Flodden | |||||
| Hill" the most commanding post | ||||||
| in the District. | ||||||
| The English Army commanded by | ||||||
| the Earl of Surrey arrived at Wooler | ||||||
| on on the 7th September and Encamped on Wooler Haugh | ||||||
| on the morning of the 7th Surrey wrote to King James to | ||||||
| induce him if possible to descend from his position, which, he | ||||||
| observed, resembled a Fortress, and fight on Millfield | ||||||
| Plain, which lay directly between the two Armies – this the | ||||||
| King declined. Something effective, therefore, was necessary | ||||||
| to be done, and by arrangement of Surrey & his council, the whole force | ||||||
| advanced forward to the North, crossing the Till, and | ||||||
| marching by Doddington, till they reached Barmoor | ||||||
| Wood, about 5 miles North-east of Flodden, where they | ||||||
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