ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH, in close touch with the Manor, is of plain early English work, with a buttressed and pinnacled tower of small proportions. The nave is on the south side with north chapelry or Lady aisle, heavy Norman pillars and plain chancel screen. A garden facing the west front has a stone sun-dial, its plinth covered with ivy, and near by a low stone building known as the Monastery, said to have been a foundation of the Knights of St. John. The stonework of the doorway, windows, and stone bench in the interior are parts of the early work of the house. A List of Books and Pamphlets relating to Edge Hill and the Battle. A Nalson, J.--Imp. Coll. of Great Affairs of State. London, 1633. B Clarendon History of Great Rebellion, pp. 379-384. Oxford, 1842. C Dugdale.--A Short View of the late Troubles of England. Oxford, 1641. D Carte.--Original Letters and Papers, 1641-1660. London, 1739. E Rushworth, J.--Historical Collections. London, 1692. F Warburton.--Miscellanies. G May, T.--History of the Parliament of England. Oxford, 1854. H Gibson's Camden's Britannia. Vol. II. London, 1772. I Memoirs of Denzil. Lord Holles, p. 17. London, 1699. J Lee, W.--A Brief Chronicle of All the Chief Actions ... from 1640-1661. London, 1662. K Memoirs of Edmund Ludlow, Esquire. Vol. I. Vivay, Switzerland, 1698. L Wood, A.--Athenæ Oxonensis. M Heath, J.--Brief Chronicle of Late Intestine War, pp 66-69. London, 1663. N Wood, A.--Fasti Oxoniensis. London, 1815. O England's Worthies. London, 1819. P Dugdale, W.--The Antiquities of Warwickshire. p. 392. 1765. Q Whitlock, B.--Memorials of English Affairs. Oxford, 1853. R Warwick, Sir P.--Memoirs of Charles I., pp. 282-231. London, 1701. S Sylvester, M.--Reliquæ Baxterianæ. Pt. 1, p. 43. London, 1696. T Viccars' God in the Mount. London, 1644. U Viccars' Parliamentary Chronicle, p. 198. V Perfect Diurnal. W Whyte Melville--Crisis of the Civil War. X Manley's Itir Carolinum (Gutch's Collecteana). PA A Relation of the Battaile lately fought between Keynton and Edge-hill by His Majesties Army and that of the Rebels. Oxford, 1642. PB A Most true and Exact Relation of both the Battels fought by his Excellency and his Forces against the Bloudy Cavalliers, by N. Fiennes. London, 1642. PC A More True and Exacter Relation of the Battaile of Keynton, &c., by T. C., one of the Chaplains of the Army. London, 1642. PD A True Relation of a Great and Happy Victory ... Earl of Essex over King's Army, &c. London, 1642. PE A Most True Relation of the present state of H.M. Army also ... the Battaile at Keynton, by J. E. London, 1642. PF Three Speeches made by the King's Most Excellent Majestie ... before battel at Keynton. London, N.D. PG A Letter sent from a Worthy Divine to ... Lord Mayor of London, being a true Relation of the Battaile fought between his Majestie and His Excellencie the Earl of Essex. London, 1642.