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Owen Glyndwr and the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence / With a Brief Sketch of Welsh History

By A. G. Bradley
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A concise reconstruction of the life and revolt of the Welsh leader Owen Glyndŵr, tracing his uprising, military campaigns, popular support, and eventual decline, set within a brief survey of Welsh history to provide political and cultural context. The author compiles contemporary chronicles, legal records, local traditions, and recent scholarship to outline events, battlefield actions, and administrative responses, and considers how deeds and legend shaped the leader's later reputation; notes and authorities are cited to guide further reading.

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A. G. Bradley

A. G. Bradley was a British author known for his contributions to literature on Welsh history and the natural beauty of England. His notable work, "Owen Glyndwr and the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence," explores the life of the Welsh leader and the historical context of Welsh independence. In addition to historical narratives, Bradley also wrote about the picturesque landscapes of England in books such as "The English Lakes" and "The Rivers and Streams of England." His writings reflect a deep appreciation for both the cultural heritage and the natural environment of the British Isles.

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