Desires and Resolutions of the Clubmen 1645
The Third Sort, Greater in Fortune and in Number
'In A Rut'. New Art Work.
The Worcestershire Clubmen Declaration. 5th March 1645
"A Tumultuous and Insolent Way" Western Campaign July 1645.
Oppression's, cruel plunders and articles broken with the People.
A Clubmen A Pan And Pestle And The Signing Of The Kings Death Warrant
Connections, "it was seen fitting that we show our grievances and strength".
"Putting an end to the great distractions and miseries fallen upon this Kingdom.
"laws and commands over our persons and estates, by which they have overthrown all our English
"Horse cut and hacked many of them" Lomers Ash. The Clubmen of Sussex.
"Peace and Safety of the County"
"Great oppression's, Cruel plunders" and The Commons.
"Alienated those whose hearts were best affected to the Kings service"
"Let that be a warning to join, keep out of unlawful assemblies"
And Where is Gore-Hedge Corner?
The Worcestershire Clubmen Declaration. 5th March 1645
"By Ringing Of Bells" Peace and Safety Across the County.
"Many voices of the people"
"These Clubmen would knock them on the heads as they should fly for safety."
"The cavaliers have kept great Christmases after the usual time with sets of fiddlers".
Cromwell Meets With Clubmen at Duncliffe Hill 1645 “a place full of wood and almost inaccessible”,