| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The battle was a massacre; de Montfort's army were trapped in the horseshoe bend of the river,[14] and although de Montfort and his son were killed, Prince Edward's victory was not decisive towards the King's hold on the country, and the struggle continued until 1267,[15][16] after which the kingdom returned to a period of unity and progress that was to last until the early 1290s.[17]
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