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Introduction - Prologue: Every One Under Their Own Fig Tree - 1. 'An Example for Other Counties to Follow': Leicestershire at war, 1618-1626. - 2. 'Th'uncertain State of Man': the pressures on the local community, 1618-1626. - 3. Aspersions and indignities: Huntingdon and Sir Henry Shirley, 1626-1628. 4. A serpent and scorpions: Huntingdon and Sir William Fawnt, 1629-1638. 5. The fire of a furnace: the descent into civil war, 1638-1643. - Conclusion: Whitehall and Leicestershire

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