Rudyard
in the county of Staffordshire
Churchill
a Picturesque Village in the county of Oxfordshire
Kingswear
in the county of Devon
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King Charles II stayed 2 nights at Broadwindsor, Dorset after fleeing from Cromwell's troops after the Battle of Worcester. However, Parliamentarian troops turned up in the village, demanded accommodation and started looking for the King. Luckily for Charles, one of the women of the enemy camp went into labour, which gave him a chance to flee, which he did dressed as a woman.
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