The Trayne of Artillery 1642-1646: Ordnance and associated capabilities of English armies during the First Civil War
By Simon Marsh
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By Simon Marsh
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Artillery trains shaped Civil War outcomes more than commonly recognized, revealing decisive organizational and practical influence.
Artillery trains are a neglected aspect of Civil War military history; despite the rich archival legacy they have left behind. Some historians have dismissed them as having little impact in battle, while conceding their utility in siege warfare. The Trayne of Artillery 1642–1646 seeks to challenge this perception and to ensure that the importance of ordnance tr...
Artillery trains are a neglected aspect of Civil War military history; despite the rich archival legacy they have left behind. Some historians have dismissed them as having little impact in battle, while conceding their utility in siege warfare. The Trayne of Artillery 1642–1646 seeks to challenge this perception and to ensure that the importance of ordnance tr...






















