£4.00
Land of Whose Fathers? takes the reader from the very start of the industrial revolution in Wales right up to the turn of the 21st century
Land of Whose Fathers? takes the reader from the very start of the industrial revolution in Wales right up to the turn of the 21st century in bite sized pieces and will certainly whet the appetite for deeper study. It also brings into perspective the inception to the decline of the Labour Party as a mass party of the working class.
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Land of Whose Fathers? A short history of the Welsh working class
£4.00
Never Nearer to Bolshevism: The Police Strikes of 1918-19
£3.00
Subtotal: £7.00
