| ID: | SDV365889 |
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| Title: | Batter Their Walls, Gates and Forts: Uncovering a Small Fort in Devon |
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| Originator: | Arnold, N. |
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| Date: | 2022 |
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| Summary: | In mid-August 1644 King Charles I took an extraordinary decision. On the eve of a major battle, he chose to risk his lines of communication and weaken the security of an important town in order to rescue a small redoubt defended by forty musketeers.
However Appledore Fort was no ordinary redoubt and its garrison was no ordinary garrison. In 2021 the largely forgotten defences of this small fort in north Devon were rediscovered, allowing its historical significance to be appreciated. |
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Associated Documents
SDV365889 - Batter Their Walls, Gates and Forts: Uncovering a Small Fort in Devon
© Nick Arnold, Proceedings of the 2022 English Civil War Fortress SymposiumAssociated Monuments (1)
| MDV11870 | Civil War Redoubt on Staddon Hill, Northam (Monument) |
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