THE SIEGES OF PONTEFRACT CASTLE 1644-1648

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Focusing on the Medieval castle of Pontefract, this account details its significant role during the English Civil Wars, including three notable sieges. Described by Oliver Cromwell as a formidable garrison, the castle was ultimately captured by Parliament in 1648, leading to its ruin. The narrative provides a thorough exploration of these military events, offering insights into the castle's strategic importance and the broader context of the Civil Wars. This work, originally published in 1887, fills a crucial gap in military history studies.