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The Welsh History Review

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Language: English and Welsh

Published Twice yearly

Print ISSN: 0043-2431 Online ISSN: 0083-792X

About the Journal

Published by the University of Wales Press since its inception in 1960, The Welsh History Review has established itself as the most authoritative journal in its field. This twice-yearly journal is committed to publishing a wide variety of scholarly research on Welsh history, from medieval to modern. The internationally renowned editorial board includes scholars from universities in Wales, England and the United States, whose breadth of knowledge is representative of the journal and its content, which is typically a diverse range of cultural, social, political and economic history.

Pricing

THE BOOKS AND BEQUESTS OF A FIFTEENTH- CENTURY SEVERNSIDE MERCHANT. By Ralph A. Griffiths
THE MATERIALITY OF AN ARCHIVE ON THE EARLY TUDOR WELSH MARCHES. By Audrey M. Thorstad
OFFICEHOLDING AND LOCAL POLITICS IN EARLY MODERN WALES: A STUDY OF THE SALESBURYS OF RHUG AND BACHYMBYD, c.1536–1621. By Sadie Jarrett
POLICING WITHOUT PROBITY: THE DISCREDITABLE SERVICE OF SUPERINTENDENT JOHN ROBINSON AT HAVERFORDWEST, 1851–61. By Simon Hancock

REVIEWS
Lloyd- Morgan and Poppe (eds), Arthur in the Celtic Languages: by Juliette Wood
Stevens, The Economy of Medieval Wales 1067–1536: by Catherine Casson
Patterson, The Earl, the Kings and the Chronicler: Robert Earl of Gloucester and the Reigns of Henry I and Stephen: by Daniel Power
Stacey, Law and the Imagination in Medieval Wales: by Christine James
Parry, Y Gyfraith yn ein Llên: gan Sara Elin Roberts
Grove- White, A Prism for his Times: Late- Tudor Anglesey & Hugh Hughes of Plas Coch: by Madeleine Gray
Redknap, Rees and Eberg (eds), Wales and the Sea: 10,000 Years of Welsh Maritime History: by Gwyn Campbell
Miskell (ed.), New Perspectives on Welsh Industrial History: by Chris Williams
Johnes, Wales: England’s Colony?: by Cai Parry- Jones

Notes for Contributors of Articles and Reviews

Editor(s)

Professor Huw Pryce, Bangor University

Professor Paul O’Leary, Aberystwyth University

g.h.matthews@swansea.ac.uk

Reviews Editor: Dr Gethin Matthews, Swansea University

Matthew Cragoe, University of Lincoln

Fiona Edmonds, Lancaster University

John S. Ellis, University of Michigan-Flint

Ralph A. Griffiths, Swansea University

Karen Jankulak, Felinfach, Lampeter

Geraint H. Jenkins, University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, Aberystwyth

Angela V. John, Swansea University

Aled Gruffydd Jones, Aberystwyth

Bill Jones, Cardiff University

Louise Miskell, Swansea University

Kenneth O. Morgan, The Queen’s College, Oxford

Robin Chapman Stacey, University of Washington, Seattle

Chris Williams, University College Cork

Gareth Williams, University of South Wales

Submissions

Authors of articles should submit an electronic version (preferably as an e-mail attachment). Articles should be no longer than 10,000 words and follow the guidelines on style set out in the Notes for Contributors (printed at the back of WHR 26 (4), and also available from the Editors).

Proposed contributions on Welsh history pre-1700 should be sent to Professor Huw Pryce, School of History, Welsh History and Archaeology, Bangor University, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2DG. Email: his015@bangor.ac.uk

Proposed contributions on Welsh history post-1700 should be sent to Dr Paul O’Leary,  Department of History and Welsh History, Aberystwyth University, Hugh Owen  Building, Penglais, Aberystwyth, SY23 3DY. Email: ppo@aber.ac.uk

Reviews

Please send electronic and hard copies of reviews to Dr Gethin Matthews, Department of History and Classics, Swansea University, Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP. Email: g.h.matthews@swansea.ac.uk. Books for review should also be sent to Dr Matthews, at the address above.

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