Bourne Archive: Civil War: home
http://boar.org.uk/ariwxe1CivilWar(home.htm Latest edit 7 Aug 2009.
During the great upheaval of the 1640s, Lincolnshire lay on
the diffuse frontier between the Parliamentarian heartland in London, the Home
Counties and East Anglia while, in the Midlands, the tide of war ebbed and
flowed but the Royalist strongholds of Newark and Belvoir persisted, just outside the county.
I have collected transcriptions of material on this site and
made links to others because I found the combination of the recognisable
emotions and 360 year-old ways of thinking, interesting. It is all part of what
made us what we are.
This page simply provides links to others on the
Documents (transcriptions, translations and
summaries):
FNQ
167 Huntingdonshire Grievances in 1642
FNQ
298 The Seven
Associated Counties
FNQ 760 Civil
War, 1642. News
sheet report on events in
FNQ
1113 Serges, in
FNQ
758 Arrests
in Cambridgeshire
FNQ
965 Fall
of
FNQ
761 Siege
of Crowland
FNQ
1125 Crowland
retaken
FNQ
834 Delinquents
around
FNQ
860 Delinquents
around
FNQ479 Opposition to Drainage by Soke
of
FNQ
838 The
King’s 10,000 Acres
FNQ 108 Underwood Family
FNQ
517 Mrs. Hudson (Social consequences)
FNQ
62 Refugees from European Politics
Edward
Lake:
Social mobility in 1620: A
property transaction.
Archaeological Studies
The Browne memorial in the chancel of Bourne Abbey.
Evidence of Civil War activity at Bourne Abbey.
Studies (modern writing on the respective subjects):
The British
Civil Wars site gives much information about the wars and personalities
nationwide.
A discussion
of the principal documents nationally. From the Civil War
(
The
Civil War in Lincolnshire (Narative) British
Civil Wars site
Siege of Bolingbroke and Battle of
Winceby
The Friends of Bolingbroke Castle Siege page.
The Civil War in Lincolnshire (Chronology)
James Harrington,
from
The Civil War in and about Nottinghamshire. Nottinghamshire History site
The Sieges of Hull
(Yorkshire History site)
