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Wales and War

Society, Politics and Religion in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Editor(s) Matthew Cragoe,Chris Williams

Hardback - £60

Language: English

Genre(s): Welsh Interest

Series: Studies in Welsh History

April 2007 · 272 pages ·234x156mm

· Hardback - 9780708319017

About The Book

A volume of essays offering a refreshing insight into the reaction of the Welsh people to war, focusing on a series of conflicts dating from the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries; including tables of information, maps and black-and-white illustrations.

Endorsements

"Particularly welcome as it contains the work of a largely new generation of historians and approaches the topic in a methodologically innovative and varied fashion." Readers Report"This impressive volume, admirably edited by two of our most distinguished modern Welsh historians, Matthew Cragoe and Chris Williams, provides a timely, much needed corrective. The volume is most attractively produced, a real pleasure to handle, sporting an eye-catching dust-jacket and a striking frontispiece." J. Graham Jones, Planet, 2007 'The volume is attractively produced, a real pleasure to handle, sporting an eye-catching dust jacket and a striking frontispiece depicting a poster of Lord Roberts of Kandahar.' J. Graham Jones, Morgannwg Volume LII, 2008

About the Editor(s)

Author(s): Matthew Cragoe

Professor Mathew Cragoe is Head of College of Arts at the University of Lincoln, specialising in modern British history. He has written a variety of publications on English and Welsh political history.

Author(s): Chris Williams

Chris Williams is Professor of History and Head of the School of History, Archaeology and Religion, Cardiff University.