Charles exhorted this body of cavalry not to despair, and cried aloud to them, "One charge more, and we recover the day."[***] But the disadvantages under which they labored were too evident; and they could by no means be induced to renew the combat.
Charles was obliged to quit the field, and leave the victory to the enemy.[****] * Rush, vol.vii.p.

43.

Whitlocke, p.

145.
** Whitlocke, p.

145.
*** Rush.