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This volume examines some key issues in the social history of Wales in the Tudor period, and is written by a number of acknowledged experts on Tudor Wales. These fascinating studies will be indispensable to all students of Tudor History.

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Brings together 12 essays relating to the growth of Protestantism in Wales, from its introduction in the sixteenth century to the Methodist revival two centuries later. This volume gives consideration to some of Wales' prominent individuals during this period. It contains a variety of sources, including literary and poetic to further the debate.

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Cyfrol yw hon ar hanes John Penry a'i gyfraniad i dwf Piwritaniaeth yn Lloegr.

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This work provides an examination of the role of Tudor government and its personnel in an essentially Welsh context, and an analysis of the impact of the Acts of Union on the mechanics of local government in Caernarfonshire.

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In four explanatory chapters and seven sections of annotated sources, this text deals with aspects of Tudor government of Wales providing analysis with documentation of topics such as, the Acts of Union 1534-1543, the effectiveness of regional and local government, and law and disorder.