With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion
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A first-person memoir by an Oxfordshire gentleman's son traces his upbringing, schoolboy faction fights, and eventual service as a musketeer amid the civil conflict. He moves between country, London, and the royal court at Oxford, witnessing plague, skirmishes and major engagements, the upheaval of college and library life, family bereavement, the king's trial and execution, and later sea voyages. The narrative balances battlefield and domestic detail with reflective observations on loyalty, institutional change, and the personal costs of war.
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