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The August/September 2023 issue of Military History Matters, the British military history magazine, is out now. The best way to access the magazin ...

For the best part of a decade in the 1640s, Crown and Parliament waged war against each other in bloody battles that saw a shocking proportion of the population die. Emma Slattery Williams explores the most significant engagements of the Civil War, from early royalist wins to decisive victories for the parliamentarians...

Professor Mark Stoyle speaks to BBC History Revealed editor Charlotte Hodgman about the Civil War of the 17th century, with the royalist forces of Charles I on one side and the parliamentarian 'Roundheads' led by Oliver Cromwell on the other

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The new Mayor of Skegness was armed and ready for anything at the weekend when he dropped in at a Bank Holiday Civil War re-enactment event.

King Charles I’s clashes with parliament, the decades of bloody civil war, and the spell of republican government followed by the restoration of the monarchy – these are the major events that dominate the chapters about the 17th century in the history books. But, as Jonathan Healey explores, behind the turmoil lay something deeper: a political awakening of the people

A macabre artefact from a monarch’s execution is leaving the vaults of a South Holland museum to go on show.

An exciting Civil War re-enactment is coming to a museum in Skegness – and you can be part of it.

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