Williams, Glanmor
Williams, Glanmor, 1920-2005
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Williams, Glanmor, 1920-
Glanmor Williams Welsh historian (1920–2005)
VIAF ID: 61562279 (Personal)
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Works
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| Ancient monuments of Wales |
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| Baradwys bell |
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| Book of common prayer. |
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| Bywyd ac amserau'r Esgob Richard Davies |
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| Cardiganshire county history, vol. 3. Cardiganshire in modern times, edited by Geraint H. Jenkins and Ieuan Gwynedd Jones : |
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| The Celts and the Renaissance : tradition and innovation : proceedings of the eight international Congress of Celtic studies 1987 held at Swansea, 19-24 July, 1987 |
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| Conquest, coexistence and change Wales 1063-1415 |
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| Copperopolis: landscapes of the early industrial period in Swansea, by Stephen Hughes : |
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| Cylchgrawn hanes cymru |
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| Cymru a'r gorffennol : côr o leisiau |
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| Dadeni, diwygiad a diwylliant Cymru |
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| Description of Pembrokeshire, edited and annotated by Dilwyn Miles |
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| Early modern Glamorgan from the act of Union to the industrial revolution |
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| Foundations of modern Wales Wales 1642-1780 |
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| The general and common sort of people, 1540-1640 |
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| Glamorgan county history |
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| Grym tafodau tân : ysgrifau hanesyddol ar grefydd a diwylliant |
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| Harri Tudur a Chymru = Henry Tudor and Wales |
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| Henry de Gower (?1278-1347): bishop and builder |
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| History in a modern university; inaugural lecture of the professor of history delivered at the college on 20 January 1959. |
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| History of Meirioneth V.1, by E. G. Bowen and C. A. Gersham |
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| The history of Wales |
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| The Last Prince of Wales: Llywelyn and King Edward, the End of the Welsh Dream 1282-3. By David Stephenson. 30×21 cm. Pp. 88, 3 maps, 1 fig. Buckingham: Barracuda Books, 1983. ISBN 0-86023-173-9. £7·50.--- Either ISSN or Journal title must be supp |
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| Llyfr Gweddi Gyffredin, 1567 |
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| Merthyr politics: the making of a working-class tradition; four lectures originally delivered to the Merthyr branch of the W.E.A. during the winter session: 1964-5. |
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| Obituary: Robert Owen ('BOB') Roberts (1917–2003) |
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| Owain Glyndŵr |
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| Owen Glendower |
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| Pioneers of Welsh education. Four lectures. [Griffith Jones (1683-1761) by... Glanmor Williams. Thomas Charles (1755-1814) by... Ieuan G. Jones. Hugh Owen (1804-1881) by... Gwyn A. Williams. Owen M. Edwards (1858-1920) by... Wynne Ll. Loyd]. |
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| A prospect of paradise? |
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| Rebirth of a nation Wales 1880-1980 |
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| Recovery, reorientation, and Reformation |
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| Reformation views of church history. |
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| Religion, language and nationality in Wales : historical essays |
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| Renewal and Reformation : Wales c. 1415-1642 |
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| Rice Mansell of Oxwich and Margam (1487-1559) |
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| Romantic and realist: Theophilus Evans and Theophilus Jones |
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| Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, 1950. |
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| Social policy, crime and punishment : essays in memory of Jane Morgan |
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| Steinberg's dictionary of British history |
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| Swansea : an illustrated history |
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| Wales and the past. |
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| The Welsh Church from Conquest to Reformation |
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| The Welsh Cistercians : aspects of their economic history |
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| Welsh history review (Online) |
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| Welsh society and nationhood : historical essays presented to Glanmor Williams |
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| Yr Eglwys yng Nghymru o'r concwest hyd at y diwygiad Protestannaidd |
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