From Medieval to Modern Wales

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Ieuan Gwynedd Jones and Glanmor Williams The Castor and Pollux of Welsh History;

Huw Pryce Modern Nationality and the Medieval Past: The Wales of John Edward Lloyd;

A. D. Carr Inside the Tent Looking Out: The Medieval Welsh World-View;

R. R. Davies The Identity of ‘Wales’ in the Thirteenth Century;

Llinos Beverley Smith A View from an Ecclesiastical Court: Mobility and Marriage in a Border Society at the End of the Middle Ages;

Richard Suggett The Interpretation of Late Medieval Houses in Wales;

J. Gwynfor Jones Wales and Hamburg: The Problems of a Younger Son;

Eryn M. White A ‘Poor, Benighted Church’?: Church and Society in Mid-eighteenth-Century Wales;

R. J. W. Evans Was There a Welsh Enlightenment?;

Prys Morgan A Private Space: Autobiography and Individuality in Eighteenth-century and Early Nineteenth-century Wales;

Geraint H. Jenkins ‘A Very Horrid Affair’: Sedition and Unitarianism in the Age of Revolutions;

Paul O’Leary A Tolerant Nation? Anti-Catholicism in Nineteenth-century Wales;

Neil Evans ‘A Nation in a Nutshell’: The Swansea Disestablishment Demonstration of 1912 and the Political Culture of Edwardian Wales;

Angela V. John Margaret Wynne Nevinson: Gender and National Identity in the Early Twentieth Century;

Steven Thompson ‘Conservative Bloom on Socialism’s Compost Heap’: Working-class Home Ownership in South Wales, c. 1890–1939,

Aled Jones Gardens of Eden: Welsh Missionaries in British India