REBIRTH OF A NATION, 1880-1980-WALES-United Kingdom-Kenneth O. Morgan-SUPERB uk!
Rebirth of a Nation: Wales, 1880-1980 and it was written by KENNETH O. MORGAN; it was published by Oxford University Press in 1987. His absorbing account spans the years of Liberal ascendancy and of national renaissance from 1880 to 1914; the period of economic depression, the rise of the Labour Party, and tension between Welsh and Anglo-Welsh from 1914 to 1945; culminating in a new sense of national identity following the Second World War.
REBIRTH OF A NATION, 1880-1980-WALES-United Kingdom-Kenneth O. Morgan-SUPERB uk!
Rebirth of a Nation: Wales, 1880-1980 and it was written by KENNETH O. MORGAN; it was published by Oxford University Press in 1987. His absorbing account spans the years of Liberal ascendancy and of national renaissance from 1880 to 1914; the period of economic depression, the rise of the Labour Party, and tension between Welsh and Anglo-Welsh from 1914 to 1945; culminating in a new sense of national identity following the Second World War.
National Identity and Its Defenders: Thailand Today – Paperback Reynolds, Cr
“National Identity and Its Defenders: Thailand Today” by Craig J. Reynolds is a 368-page paperback textbook published by Silkworm Books in 2002. The book delves into the subject areas of history, social science, and political science, specifically focusing on the national identity of Thailand and its defenders. With a revised edition, this trade paperback is a valuable resource for those interested in Southeast Asian studies, sociology, and political ideologies, particularly nationalism and patriotism. The compact size of 24 x 14.2 x 2 cm makes it a convenient and informative read for those looking to explore the complexities of Thailand’s national identity.
Richelieu and Olivares
ISBN-10 : 0521406749. Paperback : 200 pages.
The 11th Wisconsin in the Civil War – A Regimental History
The 11th Wisconsin in the Civil WarA Regimental HistoryChristopher C. WehnerThis volume details the Civil War experiences of the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers as they traveled more than 9000 miles in the service of their country. The book looks at the attitude prevalent in Wisconsin at the start of the war and discusses the background of the men who comprised the regiment, 72 percent of whom were farmers. Compiled primarily from the letters and diaries of the men who served in the 11th Wisconsin, the work focuses on the firsthand day-to-day experiences of the common soldier, including rations (or lack thereof), clothing, disease, and, at times, the simple act of waiting. The 11th Wisconsin lost more men to disease than to battle, so their story presents an accurate picture not only of the heroic but also the sometimes humdrum yet perilous existence of the soldier. Appendices provide a list of occupations practiced by the men, dates of muster into service for the regiment’s companies and a copy of a sermon delivered by George Wells after Lee’s surrender in 1865. Publisher : McFarland (September 21, 2020) Language : English Paperback : 248 pages ISBN-10 : 1476685207 ISBN-13 : 9781476685205