Monck's March

Monck's March refers to the military movement led by General George Monck in 1660 during the English Civil War's aftermath. Monck, originally a supporter of the Parliament, marched his troops from Scotland to London to restore King Charles II to the throne. His strategic and disciplined advance was pivotal in stabilizing England after years of conflict. By aligning formerly opposing factions and promoting peace, Monck played a crucial role in transitioning England back to monarchy, which ultimately helped reduce political turmoil and restore order in the nation.