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CONTENTS
CHAP. PAGE
XII. CONQUERED WALES. HOW IT WAS GOVERNED 55
XIII. THE CASTLE AND THE LONG-BOW 60
XIV. THE RISE OF THE PEASANT 65
XV. QWEN GLENDOWER AND HIS IDEALS 70
XVI. THE WARS OF THE ROSES IN WALES 75
XVII. THE RULE OF THE TUDORS 80
XVIII. THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 85
XIX. THE CIVIL WAR IN WALES 90
XX. THE GREAT REVOLUTION 96
XXI. HOWEL HARRIS AND THE AWAKENING 102
XXII. THE REFORM ACTS 107
XXIII. THE FORMATION OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM 112
XXIV. THE GROWTH OF SELF-GOVERNMENT 117
XXV. THE WALES OF TO-DAY 123
 
 

SUMMARY

I. THE ISOLATION OF WALES 129
II. THE WALES OF THE PRINCES 130
III. THE WALES OF THE PEOPLE 133


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