history

[pinkkiss3s]

explain the political,social,military,and legal developments of the civil war?

[chatto]

What civil war English ?

[VHG]

This is obviously homework.

The appender is so silly they dont even realise there have been loads of civil wars but they cant even be bothered to say which one.

[Paul21455]

sutch are the stannduds of eddyukashun turday

[BilluSugger]

Aha! I've been waiting for an excuse to post this . Best version I've ever heard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrcpxpbgAnc&fea ture=PlayList&p=E04DD27B4BD63266&playnext=1&pl aynext_from=PL&index=7

[Lil O'lady]

Shan't.
Specially as you won't say whose civil war, where and when.

[Razzle09]

Hi pinkkiss3s

It would appear that there has been more than one civil war!! Now that was new to me too. I would suggest that you try to find out which one it is and rephrase the question hoping your not discovered OR try google it - in the hope that the other sites don't talk back. Good luck.

I liked Billy Bragg's civil war. V good

[TCL-MUMPING]

Razzle there's been a fair few civil wars some more famous than others, the Spanish, American and English for example, the chances are it's either the American or English one.

[Razzle09]

Hi TCL Sorry not very clear there. I know there have been lots and lots of civil wars nearly as many as famines but not quite. I did think though that there had been only one English civil war - perhaps it just lasted a long time and it seems like more. No!!!!!

[Lil O'lady]

Razzle, how do you know which country the question refers to?
Plus, are the euphemistcailly-named 'troubles' in northern Ireland not cilvil war?
The Hanoverian suppression of Scotland?
which would bring our British total to what now?

[Lil O'lady]

And of course, the 'wars of the roses' seemed to have folk at each others throats - quite literally if you look at the archaeological evidence for the battle of Towton

Then there was Matilda vs Stephen
oh and Tostig vs Godwin

[Razzle09]

I think because TCL suggested that it would probably be Anerican or English and I was under the impression that America had 'just the one'. Re: Ireland and the 'troubles' - a working title because it's difficult to name. How does one decide if a particular war is a continuance or indeed 'new'. Is it the issue, the terraine, the protagonists, damage, weapons , length of non-violence between? Who gets to decide, the population, historians, politicians? I really can't support war or armed struggle and history is not my forte. I just visted the site to get a lil bit of education - and I did thank you.