Glenn Price

Keele University

‘Un-civil practices’: logistics and supply in the British Civil Wars, 1638-52

The EHS PhD Bursary Scheme has proven essential to my research over the 2016/17 academic year, for which I am incredibly grateful. The award facilitated several research trips as well as contributing towards my tuition fees and living costs which, as a self-funded student, allowed me to focus on my studies of logistics and supply networks during the British Civil Wars. Furthermore, the award supported the successful completion of my Doctoral Progression, and the writing and delivery of my first conference paper – ‘Garrisons, Convoys, and Taxes: Local military logistics and supply systems in the West Midlands, 1642-46’.