A Shadow in the Storm
A Shadow in the Storm presents a focused study of James Carr, an often overlooked officer whose career offers valuable insight into the lived experience of the English Civil War. Moving beyond the familiar narratives of high command, this work locates Carr within the structures of the Parliamentary army, tracing his service and responsibilities within the wider context of mid-seventeenth-century warfare.
Drawing on contemporary correspondence, state papers, and regimental evidence, the book examines campaigning in the West Country, where the conflict assumed a strongly local character. Engagements such as the Battles of Lansdown and Roundway Down are considered not only in strategic terms but as events shaped by terrain, morale, and the practical limitations faced by officers in the field.
Particular attention is given to Carr's tenure as Governor of Plymouth, a post of considerable importance during the prolonged struggle for control of the region. The demands of command in a besieged town - maintaining discipline, supply, and cohesion - are explored in detail. Within this context, the book examines an attempt by Royalist agents to secure the town through bribery. Carr's refusal provides a revealing case study of the pressures placed upon commanders and the complex nature of honour and loyalty in wartime.
By placing James Carr at its centre, the study offers a wider perspective on military organisation, civilian interaction, and individual action. It shows how the war was sustained not only by prominent leaders but also by lesser-known officers whose contributions, though often overlooked, were nonetheless essential to its conduct.
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Pete lives in Cornwall with his lovely partner Gabrielle. He adores board games, history, photography, and theatre, and has been incredibly fortunate to have earned his living working in each of those fields.
Over the decades, he has travelled the world and made many friends in various countries, enjoying meeting up with them. He has written a book of his travels across Africa in the mid 1980's called "The Long Haul".
His favourite career was as a Lighting Designer in British theatre, and he has written a book of theatrical and rock and roll anecdotes called "Clunk".
Now in retirement, he has discovered two further careers, as a writer of mainly Historical fiction and working in TV and Film as a Supporting Artist.
He is truly blessed with four wonderful step-daughters who are a constant source of joy.
If you're looking to join (or just explore) the Sealed Knot, visit the main organisation's official website. Just Google it.
From there, you can:
Find local regiments (including those portraying units like James Carr).
See upcoming battles and living history events.
Learn how to join as a soldier, civilian, or supporter.
Get contact details for recruitment officers.
Most regiments - like those representing Carr's Regiment-operate as part of this wider organisation, so joining usually starts through the main Sealed Knot site and then branching off into a specific unit.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Shadow in the StormA Shadow in the Storm presents a focused study of James Carr, an often overlooked officer whose career offers valuable insight into the lived experience of the English Civil War. Moving beyond the familiar narratives of high command, this work locates Carr within the structures of the Parliamentary army, tracing his service and responsibilities within the wider context of mid-seventeenth-century warfare.Drawing on contemporary correspondence, state papers, and regimental evidence, the book examines campaigning in the West Country, where the conflict assumed a strongly local character. Engagements such as the Battles of Lansdown and Roundway Down are considered not only in strategic terms but as events shaped by terrain, morale, and the practical limitations faced by officers in the field.Particular attention is given to Carr's tenure as Governor of Plymouth, a post of considerable importance during the prolonged struggle for control of the region. The demands of command in a besieged town - maintaining discipline, supply, and cohesion - are explored in detail. Within this context, the book examines an attempt by Royalist agents to secure the town through bribery. Carr's refusal provides a revealing case study of the pressures placed upon commanders and the complex nature of honour and loyalty in wartime.By placing James Carr at its centre, the study offers a wider perspective on military organisation, civilian interaction, and individual action. It shows how the war was sustained not only by prominent leaders but also by lesser-known officers whose contributions, though often overlooked, were nonetheless essential to its conduct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798232653729
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Shadow in the StormA Shadow in the Storm presents a focused study of James Carr, an often overlooked officer whose career offers valuable insight into the lived experience of the English Civil War. Moving beyond the familiar narratives of high command, this work locates Carr within the structures of the Parliamentary army, tracing his service and responsibilities within the wider context of mid-seventeenth-century warfare.Drawing on contemporary correspondence, state papers, and regimental evidence, the book examines campaigning in the West Country, where the conflict assumed a strongly local character. Engagements such as the Battles of Lansdown and Roundway Down are considered not only in strategic terms but as events shaped by terrain, morale, and the practical limitations faced by officers in the field.Particular attention is given to Carr's tenure as Governor of Plymouth, a post of considerable importance during the prolonged struggle for control of the region. The demands of command in a besieged town - maintaining discipline, supply, and cohesion - are explored in detail. Within this context, the book examines an attempt by Royalist agents to secure the town through bribery. Carr's refusal provides a revealing case study of the pressures placed upon commanders and the complex nature of honour and loyalty in wartime.By placing James Carr at its centre, the study offers a wider perspective on military organisation, civilian interaction, and individual action. It shows how the war was sustained not only by prominent leaders but also by lesser-known officers whose contributions, though often overlooked, were nonetheless essential to its conduct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798232653729
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Shadow in the StormA Shadow in the Storm presents a focused study of James Carr, an often overlooked officer whose career offers valuable insight into the lived experience of the English Civil War. Moving beyond the familiar narratives of high command, this work locates Carr within the structures of the Parliamentary army, tracing his service and responsibilities within the wider context of mid-seventeenth-century warfare.Drawing on contemporary correspondence, state papers, and regimental evidence, the book examines campaigning in the West Country, where the conflict assumed a strongly local character. Engagements such as the Battles of Lansdown and Roundway Down are considered not only in strategic terms but as events shaped by terrain, morale, and the practical limitations faced by officers in the field.Particular attention is given to Carr's tenure as Governor of Plymouth, a post of considerable importance during the prolonged struggle for control of the region. The demands of command in a besieged town - maintaining discipline, supply, and cohesion - are explored in detail. Within this context, the book examines an attempt by Royalist agents to secure the town through bribery. Carr's refusal provides a revealing case study of the pressures placed upon commanders and the complex nature of honour and loyalty in wartime.By placing James Carr at its centre, the study offers a wider perspective on military organisation, civilian interaction, and individual action. It shows how the war was sustained not only by prominent leaders but also by lesser-known officers whose contributions, though often overlooked, were nonetheless essential to its conduct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798232653729
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