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The Royal Welch Fusiliers and the Christmas Truce 1914 and 1915

Lt General Jonathon Riley

Tuesday 10 March, 2015

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Richard Wilson: A Tercentenary Re-Examination

Oliver Fairclough

Wednesday 18 February, 2015

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John Brett in Wales

Ann Summer

Wednesday 21 January, 2015

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1922: a Year in the Remarkable Life of Lady Rhondda

Angela V John

Tuesday 18 November, 2014

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Wales’s first radical – the life of Dr William Price

Dean Powell

Tuesday 13 May, 2014

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Dylan Marlais Thomas: What’s in a middle name?

M Wynn Thomas

Tuesday 15 April, 2014

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Re-Thinking 13th Century Powys

Dr David Stephenson

Wednesday 5 February, 2014

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Llewellyn Wyn Griffith and the Great War 100 Years On

Lt General Jonathan Riley

Tuesday 14 January, 2014

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Hwyl and Hiraeth: Richard Burton and Wales

PROFESSOR CHRIS WILLIAMS

Friday 29 November, 2013

Richard Burton (born Richard Jenkins, Pontrhydyfen, Glamorgan, 1925; died Celigny, Switzerland, 1984) is one of the most famous Welshmen of the twentieth century, whose global renown (or notoreity, depending on

How Welsh was Mrs Piozzi?

Dai Morgan Evans

Tuesday 19 November, 2013

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The Wye Tour and its Artists

Julian Mitchell

Tuesday 22 October, 2013

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The Wit and Wisdom of Two William Jonses

Prof Michael Franklin

Tuesday 14 May, 2013

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Profits in their own Country

Professor Richard Griffiths

Monday 21 January, 2013

Until recently, almost everything written about the society created by the Welsh coal boom has focused on the workers and the unions. This talk will attempt to redress the balance

Origins, values and benefits of four cultural projects in Wales

William Wilkins

Friday 16 November, 2012

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Hynt a Hanes Llawysgrif Gyfreithiol

Dr Sara Elin Roberts

Thursday 5 July, 2012

The paper will look at the history of one particular manuscript of medieval Welsh law, or Cyfraith Hywel: Peniarth 259B. Following an introduction to medieval Welsh law and manuscript production,