High Middle Ages // 1135-1154
The Anarchy
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- Battle of Lincoln
February 2, 1141
The Battle of Lincoln, fought on 2 February 1141, was a confrontation during the Anarchy between forces loyal to King Stephen of Blois and those of Robert of Gloucester, a principal military commander for the Angevin cause. The engagement pitted a Blois force of approximately 1,250 against an Angevin force of roughly 1,000. No outcome is recorded in the supplied record, limiting what can be established about its immediate consequences within the civil war between Stephen and Empress Matilda.
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