The King Charles I Society is looking for members to do precisely this ad if you can help in any way, just drop us a line. To join, all you need to do is email your name, postal address and email. Membership comes in two simple categories: Full - £12 per annum and you receive a range of discounts and perks regarding purchasing 17th century coins, history books and artefacts, as well as access to the membership area of the site. You will also be contributing to the society, helping to promote the period to the modern public. Free – simply as it says, you just help in any way you can! For more details be sure to check out our website which also has resources and articles relating to the 17th century ad English Civil War. WWW.KINGCHARLES.BIZ SOCIETY@KINGCHARLES.BIZ SOCIETY MISSION STATEMENT   The Society's aims are to highlight the full extent of the life of King Charles I.  This includes both his kingly persona and the man himself. In post-millennium Britain with its established democracy, it's easy to dismiss Charles I and the Royalist cause as tyrannical and by highlighting Charles and his cause in full, we hope to expand modern day thought about one of our most controversial monarchs.   Our secondary aim is to promote learning in and knowledge of The English Civil War to the modern public.  The 17th century was a century of immense change which played a phenomenal role in shaping the Britain we know of today and also a century which nurtured such advancements in health, science and the arts. Back to Table of Contents -- King or Parliament # 5 Back to King or Parliament List of Issues Back to MagWeb Magazine List © Copyright 2004 by Mark Turnbull. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com