Oxford - how it changed during the English Civil War

On 25 June in 1646, Oxford, which has been the Royalist capital during the English Civil War, was finally surrendered to Parliament. The city had been taken over by Charles I in November 1642, and in almost four years of Royalist occupation life for residents changed beyond recognition. Here

The City of Oxford, that recovered from its long decline of the

English Civil Wars - 1642-46, Parliament, King Charles

Neoclassical Architecture and the Civil War at Oxford

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The Origins of the English Civil War

Siege of Oxford - Wikipedia

The City of Oxford, that recovered from its long decline of the

Oxford and the Civil War

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History University of Oxford

The Causes of the English Civil War