Boston in Lincolnshire was a key Parliamentary port throughout the Civil War. Its harbour allowed the Eastern Association to receive supplies by sea and move forces along the coast. Parliamentary garrison forces in Boston clashed with Royalist raiding parties from the western Lincolnshire garrisons in 1643 and the town served as a base for naval and coastal operations in the Wash.
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