A Guide to Medieval Welsh History

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	"If you buy only one book on medieval Wales, make it this one.  Sadly, Sir J.E. Lloyd's volumes on medieval Wales are out of print."

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	"A great book and the most detailed work on any Welsh prince."

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	"Good if you only want a very brief overview of the period."

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	"The Lord Rhys of Deheubarth."

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	"Not just a sketch of the period."

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	"A wider chronological sketch than most books, this work has interesting chapters on early kings."

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	"Perhaps the best English translation of the chronicle of the princes, a key text for the study of medieval Wales."

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	"Native Welsh law."

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	"Collection of surviving documents issued by the various princes of Wales."

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	"Account by a Anglo-Welsh clergyman of the journey around Wales he made to promote the crusade in the mid 1180s and also an ethnographical account of the people of the country. A fascinating read."

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	"The most recent translation of the life of Gruffudd ap Cynan, 1054-1137."

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	"Brilliant account of Wales in the early fifteenth century.  R.R. Davies is perhaps the key historian to read on the topic of medieval Welsh history."

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	"Puts English political relations with Wales into a "British" context. Is finally becoming avaliable in paperback."

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	"This book is another that writes of "British" history."

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	"A must read work of medieval history, puts the issues of conquest and colonisation in a European context."

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	"The focus is more on cultural interactions between England and the other countries of Britain."

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	"Wales in the fifteenth century."

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	"Biographical study of the quixotic author of the Desciption of Wales, and the themes of his work."

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	"Practically the only work avaliable on medieval Welsh women, focusing on their position in native law."

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	"The conqueror of Gwynedd."

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	"One of the few surviving works of medieval Welsh literature."