British Minister for the Middle East Hamish Falconer said on 4 June that Britain was appalled at what he described as ...

Causes of the British Civil Wars: Royalists versus Parliamentarians ... Norman Beale’s theory could show a 17th Century war grave.

Termed a ‘nest of vipers’ the parliamentarians thirsted to make an example ... This year, two major civil war re-enactment groups – The Sealed Knot and The English Civil War Society – will stage ...

Speaker Bob Mark, gave a comprehensive talk on why, during the English Civil War, the Navy went over to the ... control of the towns frequently swung from Royalists to Parliamentarians. The war split ...

the English Civil War had a significant impact on the town and its people. At the time, England was divided between supporters of King Charles I (Royalists) and those loyal to Parliament ...

Our Bygone Burnley episode today takes us back to the 17th Century and the English Civil War when we travel to Read old bridge ... that the Royalists would not control Lancashire. The Parliamentarians ...

A Charles I silver shilling is among a number of rare coins that are set to be sold at auction A rare coin minted by Royalists during the English Civil War is to be put up for auction. The lozenge ...

English Civil War fieldworks are earthworks which were ... This first skirmish was a rout of the Parliamentarians by the Royalist cavalry of Prince Rupert. But their luck ran out when Cromwell ...

The English Civil War (1642-1651) was a series of armed conflicts between the Royalists, who supported King Charles I, and the Parliamentarians, who sought to limit his power and establish a ...

The aim of the Ordinance was to force out all those commanders such as Manchester and Essex, but also Cromwell and Waller among several others, who served as both military commanders and ...