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	The Sealed Knot (reenactment) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sealed Knot is a British historical association dedicated to costumed reenactment of battles and events surrounding the English Civil War.
		It takes its name from the original Sealed Knot, a secret association aimed at the restoration of the monarchy, although the modern incarnation states that it has none of the political affiliations of its namesake.
		With its large membership and high profile the Sealed Knot is the largest, most well known of all the many re-enactment and historical groups and societies in the UK.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Sealed_Knot_(reenactment) (252 words)

	Thomas Wentworth's Regiment of The Sealed Knot \| Home
		The Sealed Knot was set up by the Country's foremost Military Authority on the Civil Wars Brigadier, Peter Young.
		The Brigadier, along with a group of friends held a Cavalier costume party in the summer of 1968.Within two years of that party the idea of an 'army' of the period was formed and the membership had risen to one thousand.
		The Sealed Knot is a non profit making society but through the performance of Battles and other fund raising events has been able to raise money for other charities.
	www.thomas-wentworth.co.uk (204 words)

	SEALED KNOT SIEGE OF WESTON SUPER-MARE
		This is a personal and impressionistic account of events witnessed and experienced by me during the Sealed Knot’s staging and enactment of battles of Weston Super-Mare, in Somerset.
		Footsore and hungry we had a couple of hours to relax, eat and prepare for the night sortie, when having seen a suicidal attack on the trench-wall we were told that it would now be our turn to try to take it.
		This was a private show with the Knot hired by a trading business to present an event for their staff and associates.
	www.arthurchappell.clara.net /sealedknot2weston2003.htm (4634 words)

	the sealed knot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Although the group was formed in 2000, its members have been playing together in different groupings and settings throughout Europe since 1997.
		There is a special connection between the London and Berlin scenes, which The Sealed Knot exemplifies.
		Although the musical form is composed in the moment, the structures are open.
	www.rhodridavies.co.uk /improvisation/thesealedknot.htm (217 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions
		The original Sealed Knot was a secret Royalist organisation which in the 1650’s worked for the restoration of the monarchy and took its name from the chain on the Order of the Garter which links sealed knots with Tudor roses.
		The present Sealed Knot was founded in 1968 by Brigadier Peter Young DSO, MC, FSA and is far from a secret society.
		At the same time, the Sealed Knot is a voluntary society of enthusiasts and friends from all walks of life who meet to indulge their common interests.
	www.gervaselucas.org.uk /faqs.html (478 words)

	Aboutus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Lord Greys (formed in 1999) is a regiment of the Sealed Knot Society, we are a parliament foote regiment of the Northern association.
		Many of the members of The Sealed Knot also perform living history demonstrations at these events, so you can come and see how people used to live in the 17th century.
		The Sealed Knot is divided into the 2 sides of the civil war, parliament and royalist.
	www.geocities.com /lordgreys/Aboutus.html (205 words)

	Non-Combatants
		The Apprentices at Armes were formed in February 1992, in response to a demand from the young people of the Sealed Knot who felt they had a contribution to give to the Sealed Knot Society, but were excluded from the battlefield until they were 16 years old.
		The Apprentice Masters and instructors are all suitably qualified and experienced in their arm and hold the relevant certificate issued by the Sealed Knot.
		Wherever possible the level of training is up to Sealed Knot standards and many Apprentices gain their Sealed Knot sword test, or an Apprentices at Armes Certificate of Competence.
	www.hoghtons.co.uk /HoNonCom.htm (663 words)

	Earl of Northampton's FAQ page
		The Sealed Knot Society is named after a secret Royalist group formed during the Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell, in 1652, with the aim of restoring Charles II to the throne of England from his exile in France.
		When the modern Sealed Knot was formed by the late Brigadier Peter Young it was at first a small group of friends at a party portraying Royalists, but within a few months there were 200 members.
		The Sealed Knot is a registered charity, and in 1983 was granted its own coat-of-arms by the College of Heralds.
	www.northamptons.org.uk /FAQ.html (4280 words)

	Sir Gilbert Hoghton's Regiment of Foot
		Sir Gilbert Hoghton's is a royalist regiment in The Sealed Knot Society.
		The Sealed Knot Society is a registered charity, and is committed to improving historical awareness of the history of England during the English Civil War period.
		The Sealed Knot helps bring history alive every year at period houses throughout the country where you can talk to major historical figures, try out a few recipes, learn about the life of a soldier on the march and maybe even "take the King's shilling".
	www.hoghtons.co.uk /index.htm (318 words)

	Sealed Knot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sealed Knot was a secret Royalist association which plotted for the Restoration of the Monarchy during English Interregnum.
		The Sealed Knot made eight attempts between 1652 and 1659 to bring about the Restoration.
		The largest revolt was staged in 1655 and is known as the Penruddock uprising.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sealed_Knot (200 words)

	THE SEALED KNOT SOCIETY Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Knot are a friendly, helpful bunch, who drink and laugh together before
		Sealed Knot are fighting a battle in their area, which they can go along
		site, knot, sealed, history, activity, provides, civil, war, period, website
	www.shvoong.com /www/social-organizations/169374-sealed-knot-society (378 words)

	www.jazzweekly.com \| Reviews
		Kowald, whose experience went back the strum und drang noise-making of Machine Gun and other free jazz explosions, was the musical antithesis of percussionist Burkhard Beins, one-third of the band Sealed Knot with cellist Mark Wastell and harpist Rhodri Davies on Surface/Plane.
		As electronic preparations create static undertones throughout, aviary shrills and doorstop reverberations lead to what could be the ghostly sounds of a heavenly choir that morphs into a sharp cymbal scratch and one final string pluck.
		Developing improvisations with output several decibels lower than on the other disc is the challenge Sealed Knot face and overcome.
	www.jazzweekly.com /reviews/sealed_surface.htm (1139 words)

	THE SEALED KNOT
		It´s about a much slower paced unfolding of ideas, which some people have called a furtherance of the AMM aesthetic." "Part of what we do with The Sealed Knot is post-Industrial," adds Davies, opening another frame of reference.
		The Sealed Knot went legit as a group two years ago with the release of their first CD on Confront.
		The slow, deliberate movement of The Sealed Knot´s music often sounds semi-composed, a testament to the close bond that they have developed over the years.
	www.burkhardbeins.de /groups/the_sealed_knot_wiretext.html (793 words)

	The Sealed Knot Society \| The English Civil War \| Sir John Owen
		We enjoy a reputation for the right approach among other regiments and have a good working relationship on the re-enactment field with the crack parliamentarian regiments.
		We are one of the most authentic units within the sealed Society and as such our standards are high in dress, drill and discipline.
		As with the soldiers, those recruits who opt to follow the drum as a camp follower are encouraged to strive for a high degree of authenticity, not only in appearance but also in their role on the field.
	www.englishcivilwar.com (414 words)

	The Serious Bit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		While Knotting is, and always must be, fun there are a few points where we have to be serious.
		The Sealed Knot represents a 17th century army and if you join you must be willing to accept the orders you will be given whilst taking part in a re-enactment event.
		This is more a requirement of the Sealed Knot than the Law but it is a very sensible one.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/alistair_birnie/serious.htm (242 words)

	The Sealed Knot - Battles and Events for this year
		The next Sealed Knot event to be confirmed will be posted here.
		The Sealed Knot puts on many small events throughout Britain, which for various reasons it is not practicable to show here.
		If you want a Sealed Knot event advertised here, contact Ann Thomas with your SK5 number All members are reminded that they may not represent or commit the Society to any event without the written approval of the National Events Coordinator
	thesealedknot.co.uk /musters.asp (196 words)

	Time traveller's guide to Stuart England
		Following plotting by a royalist group called the Sealed Knot, this small Wiltshire rising by John Penruddock, a local royalist, is poorly supported and easily put down.
		Penruddock is executed, and Cromwell responds to such disorder by introducing the rule of the major-generals, each of whom is responsible one of the 11 military districts into which England is divided.
		However, when Cromwell is forced to summon it to raise money, Parliament terminates the rule of the major-generals in January 1657.
	www.channel4.com /history/microsites/H/history/guide17/timeline33.html (93 words)

	1646-Southwell-2006 Ashby Castle Trip
		All who went had a great time and had the opportunity to join members of Greys regiment (sealed knot) in their drills with pikes and muskets.
		Children got a taste of what life was like for infantry solders during the civil war by watching demonstration given by pike men and musketeers.
		Later they were invited to march with sealed knot members and took part in a mock battle.
	www.britarch.ac.uk /yac/newark/ashby.htm (394 words)

	Fair Division: Method of Sealed Bids
		The method of sealed bids applies in the situation when a number of distinct items is to be shared by a comparable number of players.
		The method will only work provided participants are able and willing to trade the goods for cash.
		Each player assigns a (subjective) value to each of the items at hand and submits the bids in a sealed envelope.
	www.cut-the-knot.org /Curriculum/SocialScience/SealedBids.shtml (245 words)

	MARK WASTELL
		One of your most prominent groups is The Sealed Knot, with Burkhard Beins and Rhodri Davies.
		The group wasn't called The Sealed Knot in the beginning, but we made a small edition CD-R on Confront called The Sealed Knot, and, you know how it goes, the title of the first record often ends up being the name of the group.
		In the sense that it overlapped with both IST and Assumed Possibilities, which both ended about 2001, The Sealed Knot can be seen as being the next chapter, because it started around that time.
	paristransatlantic.com /magazine/interviews/wastell.html (2606 words)

	Hawkins Regiment of Foote - Education and Film Page
		As well as enjoying ourselves on and off the battlefield, one of the aims of the Sealed Knot as a charitable organisation is to educate the public on the English Civil Wars and their place in our history.
		Hawkins regiment are extremely lucky to have a few individuals dedicated to and experienced at talking to the public.
		Sealed Knot members have appeared in popular TV series such as: "Sharp", "Hornblower", "By The Sword Divided" and "Time Watch".
	www.basingbusiness.com /hawkins/education.htm (539 words)

	Plympton - An Ancient Town Somewhere In Devon - Map
		In July 2004 as part of the commemoration of the 1100th anniversary of the town, the Sealed Knot were invited to re-enact a civil war battle on the castle green.
		They fought on the Saturday and the Sunday, with the local turnout to watch being very good.
		Sir Nicholas Slannings Regiment of the Sealed Knot (royalist) on castle green.
	www.plympton.info /eSKnot.htm (114 words)

	Castletown - Ancient Capital of Mann - Castle rushen - Sealed Knot
		Castletown - Ancient Capital of Mann - Castle rushen - Sealed Knot
		The Sealed Knot are coming back again in 2002.
		For further information there are three Isle of Man contacts: Martin Franks - 83 64 49; Martin Gershman - 61 41 35; and Ray Ledingham - 83 29 91.
	www.castletown.org.im /heritage/castle_rushen_sealedknot_oct01_4.html (308 words)

	Earl Rivers Regiment of Foote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Earl Rivers' Regiment of Foote is part of the Prince Palentine's Tertio of the Royalist Army of the Sealed Knot, the Society of Cavaliers and Roundheads, formed in 1968 to re-enact the life and battles of Civil War that took place in Britain between 1642 and 1651.
		During the year the Sealed Knot puts on hundreds of events throughout Britain and sometimes even overseas.
		These range from Major Musters, where literally thousands of members will come together to re-enact a large battle to small displays where members from one or two regiments will show the way of life of the people of the period, together with the tools and weapons used by them, at local museums, school fêtes etc.
	www.earlrivers.co.uk (139 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - The Sealed Knot *
		Killer lineup, I thought, thinking of Beins’ extraordinary work with Andrea Neumann and Keith Rowe, among others, and of Wastell’s and Davies’ work with Chris Burn and Simon H. Fell (in the IST trio).
		But what really got me was Wastell’s comment “Burkhard doesn’t strike the drums at all [in this trio], he just rubs them.” That aesthetic more or less characterizes the group as a whole, called the Sealed Knot (I wonder if the reference to the 17th century British loyalists of the same name was intentional).
		Overall, this is a marvelous, subtle recording which will lure you in and beguile with its multiple angles, turns, and perspectives.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/992 (516 words)

	SEE ALSO CONTENTS CONTENTS 2 E-MAIL arthur@chappell7300
		This is a page of links to the various reviews and reports that you may wish to read and/or re-read accordingly.
		57 Manus O Cahan's Regimente Of Foote (The Wild Bunch) The Irish/Scots Regimente of the Sealed Knot to which I am all too proud to belong.
		Me with Sealed Knot Civil War Re-enactors in the St. George's Day Parade, Manchester City Centre 23rd April 2006.
	www.arthurchappell.clara.net /mysealedknotcivilwarcontents1.htm (481 words)

	City Pages - The Sealed Knot <i>and</i> Lê Quan Ninh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The Sealed Knot, a trio featuring percussionist Burkhard Beins, harpist Rhodri Davies, and violoncellist Mark Wastell, are the musical equivalent of a talented vegan chef who can make gluten taste like virtually anything.
		In the often austere and restrained world of spontaneous composition, where artists eschew the conventions of performance, the Sealed Knot's labelmate Le Quan Ninh radiates a luminous charisma through that most opaque of improvisational recordings, the solo percussion disc.
		He begins by building delicate edifices out of a pyrotechnic array of clatters, skitters, and squeals, and then proceeds to knock them down with gusto in a closing set of three big, sweeping pieces that move with the speedy single-mindedness of a tornado moving across the prairie with deadly grace.
	www.citypages.com /detail.asp?ArticleID=11606 (703 words)

	regiment today.htm
		To do this properly requires practice, so as well as taking part in the numerous battle re-enactments staged each summer by the Sealed Knot, we also hold drill sessions during winter months.
		There is also a large social scene within the Knot, with Regiments holding their banquets during the winter months, and of course no weekend's Knotting would be complete without a visit tot he beer tent to meet old friends and see the live band.
		The Sealed Knot holds musters (our name for a battle re -enactment) on most weekends over the summer.
	www.btinternet.com /~joy.geldard/Theregimentoday.htm (326 words)

	The home of the Sealed Knot Living History Group
		The Living History Group (LHG) re-enact life during the time of the English Civil War (1642 - 1651) in association with the Sealed Knot.
		A book is available on 17th century wedding customs, should you wish to learn more.
		Part of the Sealed Knot, a 17th century reenactment society
	www.livinghistorygroup.co.uk (123 words)

	Stock Photography of Sealed Knot Re-enactment of Scotlands religeous persecutions, Killing Times, for sale
		Kirroughtree Forest near Newtown Stewart, Sealed Knot re-enactment of 17th century covenantors encampment.
		Kirroughtree Forest near Newtown Stewart, Sealed Knot re-enactment of 17th century covenanting encampment.
		Kirroughtree Forest near Newtown Stewart, Sealed Knot re-enactment.
	www.sw-images-scotland.co.uk /portfolio_category.asp?cat=148 (157 words)

	Sandbach 1651 re-enactment of the Civil War by the Sealed Knot. September 16/17 2006.
		Sandbach 1651 re-enactment of the Civil War by the Sealed Knot.
		Members of the Sealed Knot Civil War Society will be in Sandbach dressed in costume to show what life was like in the 17th.
		A pre battle stand off will take place in Sandbach Park when the opposing sides meet for a show of arms.
	www.sandbach1651.co.uk (185 words)

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