Passage: On 2 July Lord John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedford's initial force had reached Honiton. It included 160 Italian arquebusiers and a thousand landsknechts, German footsoldiers, under the command of Lord William Grey. With promised reinforcements from Wiltshire and Gloucestershire, Russell would have more than 8,600 men, including a cavalry force of 850 men, all of them well armed and well trained. Russell had estimated the combined rebel forces from Cornwall and Devon at only 7,000 men. On 28 July Arundell decided to block their approach to Exeter at Fenny Bridges. The result of this conflict was inconclusive and around 300 on each side were reported to have died with Lord Russell and his army returning to Honiton.
About how many were reported to have died? How many days after reaching Honiton were the forces blocked at Fenny Bridges? How many men did he have all together? How many men from the Cornwall and Devon forces die? How many men on each side all together are said to have died? How many men were in Russells' initial force? How many more men did Russell have than his own estimation? How many more men did Russell's force have? How many more regular men than Calvary men did Russel have in his army? How many soldiers were under Greys' command? John Russell was the first of what? What were the solders? Who had the most soldiers using a weapon, arquebusiers or the landsknechts? Who had the smallest amount of total men?