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Continuing the artist-designed 'Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive' series, 'Weddings' presents 200 images from the turn of the century that captures all the stages of the ceremony.

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In this vital and alarming book, campaigner and immigration barrister Colin Yeo exposes the iniquities of an immigration system that is unforgiving, unfeeling and, ultimately, failing.

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Many new Anglicans may be nervous about opening the Bible, which can seem foreign or irrelevant. This book invites newcomers into a deeper engagement with Scripture. It states that one of the often overlooked gifts of the Anglican church is that the texts and doctrines of the Bible are embedded in our prayers, liturgies, and creeds.

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'The Book of Common Prayer' is nearly 1000 pages long, yet most Episcopalians have only a passing acquaintance with this book, which is a spiritual gold mine. In this thorough introduction to the BCP, the author leads readers through each of its parts, explaining the history and background and helping make the book a more meaningful spiritual tool.

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Give newcomers and church veterans a tour through the dates, colours, and other traditions of the Church year. This third volume in the Morehouse series explains why we do what we do and when, and it does so in a user-friendly, thoroughly interesting way.

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The unfolding story of the 2016 EU Referendum vote through the eyes of the voters.

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This is a critical examination of the diverse Welsh experiences of community: rural and urban; traditional and alternative; inward and outward migrations. These essays advocate a contemporary theoretical approach to the study of communities.

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This volume provides a survey of the principal features of segmental phonology in the dialects of Welsh, and includes some morphophonology and morphology. It presents the data of five years of extensive fieldwork and contains 700 pages of data sets and appendices.

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This book describes the Welsh economy by setting out the detailed patterns of trade by companies and organisations in Wales, both between themselves, and with the rest of the world. In doing so, it improves our understanding of how the Welsh economy works and provides a framework in which to assess changes in that economy.

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An introduction to the links between Welsh literature and the Greek and Roman classics - from the interaction between the literatures of the classical and Welsh worlds as the Welsh language emerged, through the Middle Ages and Renaissance humanism, to the classical inheritance of the 20th century.

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This text offers an examination of Welsh military organization, strategy, tactics and conduct in war which goes beyond the military sphere and touches on all aspects of Welsh society in this period.

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Provides a collection of essays and poems in the area of Welsh music studies as an affectionate tribute to two great 'Bearers of Song', Meredydd Evans and Phyllis Kinney. This book presents the content bilingually, in both English and Welsh, and includes numerous musical examples and illustrations.

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This book looks at the ways in which negation works in Welsh. It shows that there are a number of ways of forming a negative sentence, and explains the conventions which native speakers follow when they use negative patterns. It also considers the implications of the Welsh facts for general theories of negation.

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A collection of writings from the time of Queen Elizabeth I and the Stuarts, by Catholics who refused to attend Protestant services. They discuss many aspects of Catholic devotions and dogma and give an illuminating insight into their lives and times under hardship and repression.

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