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Gunpowder measure from the civil war period

By A Mystery Man Writer

Just how much Market Lavington was involved in the English civil war is not known. The major Battle of Roundway took place on 13th July 1643, just to the north of Devizes but it seems unlikely that skirmishes took place in the Lavington area. So probably the 17th century powder-measure, found in a field in…

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