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History of the oldest degree-conferring institution in Wales, founded in Lampeter as St David's College in 1822. Recounts the full story of clashes over it joining the federal University of Wales (founded in 1893) and its 20th-century struggles for survival. First published in 1980 and long out of print, it is now in paperback for the first time.

First published in 1959 and long out of print, this is a seminal work on the folk traditions of Wales by the Curator of what was then known as the Welsh Folk Museum at St Fagans, one of the foremost experts in Welsh folk life. The book discusses folk customs and other aspects of the social life and culture of Wales. With 16pp of photos.

An essential tool for advanced Welsh learners wishing to understand common idiomatic Welsh sayings and expressions. It focuses on those which do not translate word-for-word into English, and whose meaning is therefore difficult to work out using an ordinary dictionary. By D. Geraint Lewis, author of a wide range of popular books for Welsh learners.

D. Geraint Lewis, author of an impressive range of books for Welsh learners, here tackles adverbs, looking at the use of mutation and the functions that yn can perform in a sentence. An essential reference guide for both advanced learners and native speakers who would like to get to grips properly with this complex area of Welsh grammar.

Fun coloring book for fans of Welsh soccer old and young. 21 outline illustrations capture key moments in recent campaigns by both the male and female national teams. New edition to celebrate Wales Women's qualification for their first Euros soccer tournament in 2025. Includes soccer term glossary in Welsh and English and bilingual captions.

O'Brien's second biography of British Prime Minister David Lloyd George's wife Margaret serves as a prequel to his first volume, The Campaigns of Margaret Lloyd George: The Wife of the Prime Minister 1916-1922 (Y Lolfa, 2022), which focused on her campaigns during the 1918-1922 peacetime Coalition Government led by her husband. Similarly based on research in the unpublished archive of letters and speeches belonging to his grandfather the Revd. J T Rhys, former private secretary to Margaret Lloyd George at 10 Downing St, this book describes her six major campaigns during WWI: for her Welsh Troops Fund; the British & Foreign Sailors' Society; Welsh Army recruitment; Food & Home Economy; Temperance; Health & Social Welfare. It also looks at her ongoing campaigning for opportunities for women, for churches, and for Wales.