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1. Christian Fields. Lichfield’s founding myth. Reasons why Lichfield (Licitfelda) had approval
2. Site of early church. 7th-century Lichfield and the residents.
3. First siege at south east gate. First Civil War siege of the Close, March 1643.
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Second siege at north west tower. Second siege,7-21 April, 1643.
5. Third siege at west gate. Third siege March 8 –July 16, 1646. Civil war damage and restoration.
6. Market square. Dissidents in the market square.
7. Franciscan Friary. Franciscan Friary.
8. Town gates. Twelfth century Lichfield. Pilgrimage defines the cathedral
9. Site of early settlement. Was this an early settlement in Lichfield.
10. Grid layout of roads. Twelfth century Lichfield. There is no historical evidence for a Norman second cathedral.
11. Piped water. Twelfth century Lichfield.
12. Tomtun. Tomtun early settlement.
13. Boundary or vallum. Boundaries and walls. Early benefactors.
14. Plague. Plague on Lichfield.
15. Name of Lichfield. Wulfhere and Wilfrid, and later Bede, name Lichfield. Lichfield recasts its name.
16. Vikings. When the Vikings came.
17. St Chad’s well. Chad fantasy, folklore and maybe.
18. Causeway. Bishop Walter Langton.
19. St Michael's Hill Three conjectures on the early church
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