Today, 380 years ago, on the 14th of June 1645 (Calendar 21 May 1645), the British "New Model Army" in the Great Defeat of the West. In August 1642, the British King Charles I directed the "Battle of Parliament", provoking the First Civil War. At the beginning of the Civil War, the Parliamentary Army was defeated. But in the Battle of the Desert of Boston in 644 Cranwell commanded the Parliamentary Army cavalry achieved a major victory. In 645, the Parliament authorized Cranwell to form a new Model Army", on June 14 with the King's Army in northwestern Anglia climbing from the top of the mountains to a bourgeois army in the northwest of Antwerp. At 10 p.m., under the Battle