PAUL SULLIVAN has been a writer and editor since graduating in English language and literature. He works with websites and blogs to popular books and academic papers, local history and folklore being his specialist areas. He compiled and presented festivals and customs weekly guides for BBC Radio in the 1990s, leading to the acclaimed book Maypoles, Martyrs and Mayhem (Bloomsbury). He has written thirteen books in total, including nine for The History Press.

Select Guide Rating

• TitleCopyrightContentsPrefaceIntroduction1 From Prehistory to the Romans2 Anglo-Danish Lincolnshire3 The Normans: From Conquest to Anarchy4 The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries: Wool and Guilds5 The Plantagenets at War6 Tudor Lincolnshire: Religious Turmoil7 The Stuarts: War, Poverty and Puritans8 The Eighteenth Century: Jacobites and Georgians9 The Nineteenth Century: Feasts, Farms and Ferries10 The Twentieth Century: War and ChangeBibliography

PAUL SULLIVAN has been a writer and editor since graduating in English language and literature. He works with websites and blogs to popular books and academic papers, local history and folklore being his specialist areas. He compiled and presented festivals and customs weekly guides for BBC Radio in the 1990s, leading to the acclaimed book Maypoles, Martyrs and Mayhem (Bloomsbury). He has written thirteen books in total, including nine for The History Press.

Select Guide Rating

• TitleCopyrightContentsPrefaceIntroduction1 From Prehistory to the Romans2 Anglo-Danish Lincolnshire3 The Normans: From Conquest to Anarchy4 The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries: Wool and Guilds5 The Plantagenets at War6 Tudor Lincolnshire: Religious Turmoil7 The Stuarts: War, Poverty and Puritans8 The Eighteenth Century: Jacobites and Georgians9 The Nineteenth Century: Feasts, Farms and Ferries10 The Twentieth Century: War and ChangeBibliography

PAUL SULLIVAN has been a writer and editor since graduating in English language and literature. He works with websites and blogs to popular books and academic papers, local history and folklore being his specialist areas. He compiled and presented festivals and customs weekly guides for BBC Radio in the 1990s, leading to the acclaimed book Maypoles, Martyrs and Mayhem (Bloomsbury). He has written thirteen books in total, including nine for The History Press.

Select Guide Rating

• TitleCopyrightContentsPrefaceIntroduction1 From Prehistory to the Romans2 Anglo-Danish Lincolnshire3 The Normans: From Conquest to Anarchy4 The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries: Wool and Guilds5 The Plantagenets at War6 Tudor Lincolnshire: Religious Turmoil7 The Stuarts: War, Poverty and Puritans8 The Eighteenth Century: Jacobites and Georgians9 The Nineteenth Century: Feasts, Farms and Ferries10 The Twentieth Century: War and ChangeBibliography