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All
the King's Armies
A Military History of the English Civil
War 1642-1651
by Stuart Reid
On 23 September 1642 Prince Rupert's
cavalry triumphed outside Worcester in the first major clash
of th English Civil War. Almost exactly nine years later, on
3 September 1651, that war was won by Oliver Cromwell's famous
Roundheads outside the same city and in part on the same ground.
Prince Rupert, Cromwell, Alexander Leslie, and Sir Thomas Fairvax
all play their parts in this fast-moving narrative. Aside from
details of key battles, the book describes the technical and
ecomonic factors which helped shape strategy and tactics, making
this a truly comprehensive history. The book concludes with the
war in Scotland.
6¼" x 9½" 270 pages, index, maps,
hardbound
#38 All the King's Armies $34.95 |
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The
Civil Wars
A Military History of England, Scotland,
and Ireland 16381660
Edited by John Kenyon and Jane Ohlmeyer
Nine distinguished historians provide
a detailed analysis of how the "War of the Three Kingdoms"
was contested in each of the Stuart kingdoms. Part One, Civil
Wars in the Sturt Kingdoms, has these chapters: Background
to the Civil Wars, the Civil Wars in Scotland, in Ireland, in
England, and Naval Operations. Part Two, The British and Irish
Experiences of War, contains: Signs and Fortifications, Logistics
and Supply, and Civilians. A final Postlude explains the
situation Between War and Peace 1651-1662. There are maps
of the wars in each kingdom, plus individual campaigns: Edgehil,
Rathmines, and Marston Moor, along with the War at sea.
6" x 9" 392 pages, index, illustrated, maps, paperbound
#39 British Civil Wars $22.95 |