ISBN: 9780901503565 - grantham during the interregnum: the hall book of grantham 1641-1649 (24 résultats)

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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. 149 pages. Clean hardback with a slightly torn dust jacket. Grantham during the Interregnum: The Hall Book of Grantham 1641-1649 (Publications of the Lincoln Record Society Vol. 83).

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Hardback. Etat : New. The minutes of the Corporation provide fascinating detail of the local impact of hostilities on the social and economic life of the town.Grantham had considerable local importance as a garrison town for both sides during the first Civil War. Its situation on the Great North Road gave it additional military and strategic significance. The Hallbook contains the recorded minutes of Grantham Corporation; it reflects the fates of successive aldermen who joined the Royal forces, went as hostage to Lincoln, and suffered imprisonment in Nottingham castle, and it provides a fascinating glimpse intothe lives of the townspeople during this time of crisis. Householders were forced to pay taxes to both sides in the war, as well as shouldering their normal burden of taxation. Besides contributing to poor relief, their time and talents were also in demand for many tasks, including paving the streets, reinforcing the banks of the Witham, maintaining the town wells, doing watch and ward, paying quarteridge, and removing refuse from the streets. This latestvolume of the Lincoln Record Society provides much evidence about the local impact of hostilities on the social and economic life of the town.…

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st Edition. VINTAGESTAN BOOKS Title: Grantham During the Interregnum. The Hallbook of Grantham 1641 - 1649 by Bill Couth. Lincoln Record Society Vol 83 Summary: Edited and transcribed by Bill Couth and published by the Lincoln Record Society in 1995, this volume presents the surviving Hall Book (Corporation minute book) of Grantham covering the years 1641-1649, during the English Civil War. It is a primary source containing the official minutes of the town's governing corporation, accompanied by an introduction and editorial notes. The Hall Book offers an unusually detailed picture of how a provincial English market town functioned during the Civil War, showing that municipal government continued despite military occupation and political upheaval. Rather than focusing on battles, it reveals the practical realities of wartime administration and the resilience of local institutions. Bill Couth's edition demonstrates that the English Civil War was not only fought on battlefields but also in towns like Grantham, where civic leaders struggled to maintain order, finance local services, and protect their community while caught between opposing armies. The Hall Book is therefore an invaluable source for understanding everyday life, local government, and the social and economic effects of the Civil War in seventeenth-century England. Edited & transcribed by: Bill Couth Publisher: The Lincoln Record Society Year Published: 1995 Edition: 1st Edition Binding type: Hardcover ISBN: 0901503568 Dimensions: 24cm x 16cm Notes: SKU: VSS / 268 / G / 7529 / 5805 Condition Dust Jacket Condition: Near fine. Book condition: Near fine. Binding: Intact Pages: 149 pages.…

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Etat : New. 1995. First Edition. First Printing. Hardcover. . . . . .

Etat : New. pp. 149, Maps.

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Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. First Edition. First Printing. 8vo. 149pp. Cream boards with black lettering & seal device to spine and front board. Dustwrapper. No marks to boards. Internally spotless with no inscriptions. The dustwrapper is complete with no loss. A Superior copy.…

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Etat : New. The minutes of the Corporation provide fascinating detail of the local impact of hostilities on the social and economic life of the town.KlappentextFeaturing the minutes of the Corporation, this title presents the local impact of hos.

Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 8vo. 1995. Lincoln Record Society vol 83. 143pp. Very good in very good origimnal boards. D/w slightly grubby and very lightly shelf-worn.Very good. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hardback. Etat : New. The minutes of the Corporation provide fascinating detail of the local impact of hostilities on the social and economic life of the town.Grantham had considerable local importance as a garrison town for both sides during the first Civil War. Its situation on the Great North Road gave it additional military and strategic significance. The Hallbook contains the recorded minutes of Grantham Corporation; it reflects the fates of successive aldermen who joined the Royal forces, went as hostage to Lincoln, and suffered imprisonment in Nottingham castle, and it provides a fascinating glimpse intothe lives of the townspeople during this time of crisis. Householders were forced to pay taxes to both sides in the war, as well as shouldering their normal burden of taxation. Besides contributing to poor relief, their time and talents were also in demand for many tasks, including paving the streets, reinforcing the banks of the Witham, maintaining the town wells, doing watch and ward, paying quarteridge, and removing refuse from the streets. This latestvolume of the Lincoln Record Society provides much evidence about the local impact of hostilities on the social and economic life of the town.…