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Charles II fleeing and hiding in an Oak tree after the Royalist Army's defeat at the Battle of Worcester, 1651
Peter Stent, 'Charles II with the Royal Oak', c. 1660, Royal Collection Trust (RCIN 602671)
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carried out by
Charles II of England
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is subject of
'The Royal Oake of Brittayne' 1649, engraving depicting Charles II hiding in an oak tree to avoid Cromwell’s soldiers
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was influenced by
Battle of Worcester, 3 September 1651
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