Bard of Liberty
The Political Radicalism of Iolo Morganwg
Distributed for University of Wales Press
288 pages
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6 x 9
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© 2012
- Contents
- Review Quotes
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
List of Abbreviations
1. ‘On the Banks of the Daw’
2. ‘I was always pushing forward’
3. ‘When he nobly for Liberty stood’
4. ‘The Unparalleled Eventfulness of this Age’
5. ‘[He] is now a seller of seditious Books and will be planting Treason wherever he goes’
6. ‘I have as much Cimbric patriotism as any man living’
7. ‘I am what I am, and I most fervently thank God that I am what I am’
Select Bibliography
Index
List of Abbreviations
1. ‘On the Banks of the Daw’
2. ‘I was always pushing forward’
3. ‘When he nobly for Liberty stood’
4. ‘The Unparalleled Eventfulness of this Age’
5. ‘[He] is now a seller of seditious Books and will be planting Treason wherever he goes’
6. ‘I have as much Cimbric patriotism as any man living’
7. ‘I am what I am, and I most fervently thank God that I am what I am’
Select Bibliography
Index
Review Quotes
Mary-Ann Constantine, University of Wales
“This lively and stimulating book gets to grip with the question of the political beliefs and actions of one of Wales’s most controversial cultural icons: Edward Williams, Iolo Morganwg, the self-styled ‘Bard of Liberty.’ Revealing a profound knowledge and understanding of the vast and famously chaotic archive of Iolo’s manuscripts held at the National Library of Wales, Geraint H. Jenkins has produced a penetrating analysis of Iolo’s politics that brings him vividly to life in a turbulent and rapidly changing world.”
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