:The New Model Army in England, Ireland and Scotland, 1645-1653

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Military history and social perspectives Military History and Strategy Historical Studies of British Isles

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List of Maps. List of Illustrations. Foreword. 1. The Founding of the New Model Army. 2. Recruitment, Provisioning and Pay. 3. Victory in Battle, 1645--1646. 4. The Importance of Religion. 5. The Army and the People. 6. The Political Wars, 1646--1648: From the Kinga s Surrender to the Assault on Parliament. 7. The Political Wars, 1646--1648: From the Occupation of London to the Second Civil War. 8. The Second Civil War. 9. Revolution at Westminster. 10. The Army and the Levellers. 11. The Conquest of Ireland. 12. The Conquest of Scotland. 13. The Army and the Expulsion of the Rump Parliament. Epilogue. Abbreviations. Notes. Index.

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