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Book title: Atlas of the English Civil War.
Contributors: P. R. Newman - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: London.
Publication year: 1998.
Page number: 87.
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- Title Page 3
- Contents 5
- Introduction 7
- Atlas of the English Civil War 15
- Map 1 - Scotland in 1639-1640 and the Bishops' Wars 16
- Map 2 - Flashpoints of Civil War in the Summer of 1642 18
- Map 3 - 1642: Prelude to Edgehill 20
- Maps 4 & 5 - The Battle of Edgehill, 23 October 1642 22
- Map 6 - 1642-1643: War in Yorkshire and the North-East 24
- Map 7 - 1642-1643: War in Lancashire and the North-West 26
- Map 8 - 1642-1643: War in the East and East Midlands 28
- Map 9 - 1642-1643: War in the Centre 30
- Map 10 - 1642-1643: War in the West 32
- Map 11 - 1643: Roundway Down and the Fall of Bristol 34
- Map 12 - 1642-1643: War in Wales and the Borders 36
- Map 13 - The Military Situation in Late 1643 38
- Map 14 - War in the North: the Scottish Invasion, January to April 1644 40
- Map 15 - 1644: War in Cheshire and the Relief of Newark 42
- Map 16 - War in the North: Fighing in Yorkshire, January to April 1644 44
- Map 17 - 1643-1644: the Fight Against Essex and Waller 46
- Maps 18 & 19 - The Battle of Cheriton, 29 March 1644 48
- Map 20 - 1644: the Campaigns of the Oxford Army, to July 50
- Map 21 - 1644: the Siege of York and War in the North-East 52
- Map 22 - 1644: Rupert's Relief March to York 54
- Maps 23 & 24 - The Battle of Marston Moor, 2 July 1644 56
- Map 25 - 1644: the Campaign to Lostwithiel, July to September 58
- Map 26 - Events Leading to the Second Battle of Newbury 60
- Maps 27 & 28 - The Second Battle of Newbury, 27 October 1644 62
- Map 29 - The Military Situation in Late 1644 64
- Map 30 - Developments in Early 1645 66
- Map 31 - The Campaigns of the Marquess of Montrose 68
- Map 32 - 1644-1645: the War in the North 70
- Map 33 - 1645: the Naseby Campaign 72
- Maps 34 & 35 - The Battle of Naseby, 14 June 1645 74
- Map 36 - 1645: War in the West and the Battle of Langport 76
- Map 37 - 1644-1645: the Risings of the Clubmen 78
- Map 38 - The Fall of Bristol and the Marches of the King 80
- Map 39 - The End of the War: the Battle of Torrington, February 1646 82
- Map 40 - The King, the Scots and the Discontented Army 84
- Map 41 - 1648: the Second Civil War: Royalists and Ex-Parliamentarians 86
- Map 42 - 1648: the Second Civil War: the Royalists and the Scots 88
- Pride's Purge and the King's Execution 91
- Map 43 - 1641-1649: Civil War in Ireland 92
- Map 44 - 1649-1650: Cromwell in Ireland 94
- Map 45 - The Rump Parliament and Interregnum Government 96
- Map 46 - 1650-1651: the Outbreak of the Third Civil War 98
- Map 47 - 1650: the Dunbar Campaign 100
- Map 48 - The Battle of Dunbar, 3 September 1650 and Its Aftermath 102
- Map 49 - 1651: the Worcester Campaign 104
- Maps 30 & 31 - The Battle of Worcester, 3 September 1651 106
- Map 52 - The Flight of Charles II After Worcester 108
- Map 53 - Royalist Conspiracy and the Risings of 1655 110
- Map 54 - The Rule of the Major Generals 112
- Map 55 - 1659: Sir George Booth's Rising 114
- Map 56 - 1660: George Monck's March South and the Restoration of Charles II 116
- Bibliography 119
- Index 121
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