When looking at source A the reference to "the Scottish army in England" is a direct reference to the Scottish army which had invaded England and was led by Levein and Leslie who had joined the parliamentary forces by agreeing a document called "The Solemn League and Covenant." The document was designed by parliamentary leader John Pym and key members of parliament. This was one of the main reasons for the vast parliamentary army that was able to overcome the contrasting army of Charles I. The overall size of the army which according to Source A was "numbered over 50,000 men" vastly out-weighed the Royalist army which was "about 15,000 men." This was one of the factors that practically decided the outcome of the English Civil war.

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When making a comparison between sources C and D, there are obvious differences however, there are similarities between both sources. Both...