
English Civil War, 1642 To 1651
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 27m
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The English Civil War (1642-1651) was a series of three major civil conflicts and political machinations between Parliamentarians ( Roundheads ) and Royalists ( Cavaliers ), mainly over the form of governance of England and questions of religious liberty. Parliament defeated the King because it could appeal to the enthusiastic support of the commercial and industrial classes of town and country, to the small and progressive nobles, and to the wider masses of the population whenever they could, by free discussion, understand what it really was the fight. In the development of this simulation I will use the board game "Unhappy King Charles" from GMT Games.
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GenreHistory, Other
Length1 hr 27 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 23, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2PROLOGUE
3As King of Scotland, James had grown
4Right of Kings"), the suspicions of the
5Eleven Years". During this period, Charles' policies
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6"English Book of Common Prayer" to Scotland in
7called "Short Parliament".
8Lords, but without the Commons, therefore not a
9In the summer of 1642, these national problems
10Charles I.
11Economy
12Social
13Military
14wings.
15Independence. The German infantry battalion (or
16Im 4: Tactics and formations.
17Im 6: Royalist uniforms.
18(New Model Army)
19This “New Model Army” was created partly
20front.
21Im 9: Pikemen and Musketeers.
22Im 11: Arsenal3.
23BIOGRAPHIC SUMMARY
24Three types of military forces, armies, infantry
25Im 14: Symbols on the board.
26four; three; two; one.
27“Evil Realists”; meaning, in the simulation, the
28Parliamentarians: commit the event card “Lord
29Royalists: commit the “Charles Cavendish”
30Parliamentarians: commit the event card
31Siege Phase
32(blue areas, South; green, East; violets, Midlands;
33Political Control Phase
34Recruitment Phase
35Im 25: Board
36Carnarvon's (TH1) and the Earl of Forth's (TH1).
37Batalha of Reading
38Im 30: King Charles I planning the battle.
39The commander of this great army, Lord
40Siege of Oxford (three operations)
41Im 38: Royalist "Hand"
427 English Civil War Society (http://www.ecws.org.uk/).
43Thomas Fairfax, the "Lord General", after
44Parliamentarian
45General Staff. In 2008 he completed an Executive MBA from