Welsh Political and Educational Leaders in the Victorian era. Edited by J. Vyrnwy Morgan

This collection of biographical sketches offers a fascinating insight into the lives and careers of some of Wales's most prominent political and educational leaders during the Victorian era. Written by John Vyrnwy Morgan, one of Wales's leading historians, these essays provide a wealth of information and analysis, covering such figures as David Lloyd George, Cledwyn Hughes, and H.H. Asquith.
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