Andrew Abram
Dr Andrew Abram served in the British Army between 1978 and 1991. In 2007 he gained a doctorate in History at the University of Wales, Lampeter. Andrew was a lecturer at Lampeter until 2015, followed by a spell as associate lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University. Dr Abram's interest in the British Civil Wars and seventeenth-century conflicts more generally, has led to the publication of five monographs by Helion & Co., in addition to various journal articles and chapters in edited collections. Andrew is currently secretary of the Battle of Winwick Society, and lives with his family in the Peak District.
Books
- Garrisons and Garrison Warfare in the British Civil Wars, 1638-1653 Author
- Supplying the New Model Army : Logistics, arms, ammunition, clothing, victuals and the materiel of war, 1645-1646 Author
- Dragoons and Dragoon Operations in the British Civil Wars, 1638-1653 Author
- The English Garrison of Tangier : Charles II's Colonial Venture in the Mediterranean, 1661-1684 Author
- For a Parliament Freely Chosen : The Rebellion of Sir George Booth, 1659 Author
- More Like Lions than Men : Sir William Brereton and the Cheshire Army of Parliament, 1642-46 Author
