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Massies Campaigns |
Following the Siege of Gloucester, Edward Massie adopted a policy of harassment as he attempted to spread the influence of Gloucester. He began to seize towns, strongholds and garrisons for parliament.
Despite arrears of £10,000 due to his garrison, Massie was never a man to sit back and wait for things to happen.
Gloucester Histories > Civil War > After the Siege > Massie's Campaigns