The battlefields of England and Scotland are a strongly neglected but important part of the UK's national heritage, and what remains today and the current usage of the sites is very varied. Some, like Bosworth and Culloden, have modern visitor centers, shops, and cafes, and others, such as Homildon Hill and Edgecote, have nothing at all. From King Alfred's victory over the Danes at Ashdown in 871 to the defeat of the Jacobites in the April show at Culloden in 1746, this book covers 70 battles that took place in England and Scotland. The author gives each battle its historical context, describes the action in relation to the landscape, and discusses the remains of the site and what can be found today.