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Monthly Archives: February 2018

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Meet Drummer Amber

Join our ranks!, Manchesters Mugs, NewsBy Manchesters19th February 2018

Meet a face of Manchester’s: Drummer Amber We spend our summers battling as a team and spending time as a family – but who are the people who make up the Earl of Manchester’s Regiment of Foote? We’re delighted to introduce you to a face of our regiment using some of their favourite photos, as…

What’s in a name – why is the term ‘The English Civil War’ wrong?

HistoryBy Manchesters18th February 2018

The English Civil Wars, The British Civil Wars, The English Revolution, The Puritan Revolution, The Great Rebellion, The Wars of the Three Kingdoms… one thing pretty much all historians of the period agree on is that the term ‘The English Civil War’ isn’t accurate (the old joke goes that it’s incorrect in three ways – it wasn’t English, it…

Join the Earl of Manchester’s Regiment of Foote today!

Join our ranks!By Manchesters8th February 2018

Just think – YOU could join us as we bring history to life across the country, camping in spectacular locations, having great fun afterwards by socialising around the campfire or in the beer tent, and making great new friends – whether you’re on your own or part of a family! 2018 promises to be a…

ECW Q&A: Did any of the regicides escape the vengeance of Charles II?

NewsBy Manchesters8th February 2018

Over on Twitter we asked if there were any questions people would like answered about history, politics, and society during the English Civil Wars. Cassandra Clark asked whether anyone who signed Charles I’s death warrant in 1649 escaped the vengeance of his son after the Restoration in 1660? Thanks for the great question, Cassandra! On…

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