This is a collection of articles, some in Adobe PDF format, on John Hampden, the Civil Wars, and the 17th century in general. They are copyright of the John Hampden Society, but may be downloaded and printed for private study.
| The Death of John Hampden
by Professor John Adair | An article by Hampden's latest biographer into the controversial circumstances surrounding Hampden's death and the exhumation of his presumed body by Lord Nugent in 1828. |
| John Hampden in the Short Parliament
by Dr Paul Hooper | An in-depth look at Hampden's activities during the famous Short Parlaiment of April/May 1640 by one of the Society's leading historians. |
| The Life and Death of John Hampden Junior by Roy Bailey | A long-standing investigation by one of the Society's founders into the mystery surrounding John Hampden's eldest son. |
| Was Cromwell at the Battle of Aylesbury? by Bob Hammond | An investigation by the Society's Vice-Chairman into some contradictory accounts. |
| The First Green Jackets? by Roy Bailey | An article tracing the history of the Royal Green Jackets back to Hampden's Greencoats. Written for the Regimental Association's annual journal 'Swift and Bold'. |
| John Hampden - The Rise From Obscurity 1594 - 1636 by Roy Bailey | One of the four papers presented to the Day School which the Society held jointly with the Cromwell Association at Thame on Saturday 27 November 2004. |
| The Downing Street Campaign | A copy of the letter of 1st March 2000 from the Society to the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport and to the Chief Executive of Westminster City Council, calling for Downing Street to be renamed 'Hampden Street'. The replies are also included. |