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Wigan was Charles I head-quarters for the North West in the Civil War. catalogue title

Bill Sawyer (active 1955)

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Print. Charles I discussing tactics at Wigan. Text: "Wigan was Charles 1's head quarters for the North West in the Civil War. A last battle took place here in 1651, which resulted in the overthrow of the royalist cause, and ended the war." c.1955. British Railways (London Midland Region) History Series.

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Wigan was Charles I head-quarters for the North West in the Civil War.

Date

1955

Accession number

1998-11741

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Bill Sawyer

active 1955

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