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Glamorgan County History – Volume III: The Middle Ages
Glamorgan County History – Volume III: The Middle Ages
The Marcher Lordships of Glamorgan and Morgannwg, and Gower and Kilvey, from the Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union of England and Wales
Condition: Very Good – Pre-Owned Book
Explore the fascinating medieval history of South Wales with Glamorgan County History – Volume III: The Middle Ages.
This historical reference volume examines the development of Glamorgan and its neighbouring territories during the Middle Ages, focusing on the Marcher lordships of Glamorgan, Morgannwg, Gower and Kilvey.
Covering the period from the Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union between England and Wales, the book offers an opportunity to explore the political, territorial and social changes that shaped medieval South Wales.
The volume is particularly relevant to readers interested in the history of the Welsh Marches, Norman influence in Wales, medieval lordships and the historical development of Glamorgan.
Book Condition
This is a pre-owned book in very good condition. As an older publication, it may show minor signs of previous ownership, handling or storage consistent with its age.
Please refer to the product photographs for the actual appearance and condition of the book.
Ideal For
Welsh history enthusiasts and collectors
Students and researchers of medieval history
Local historians studying Glamorgan and South Wales
Readers interested in Norman and Marcher history
Libraries, archives and historical reference collections
Collectors of the Glamorgan County History series
Please Note: This listing is for one physical, second-hand book, not a digital download.
Product details
Field Details
Title Glamorgan County History
Volume III (3)
Volume title The Middle Ages
Subject The Marcher Lordships of Glamorgan, Morgannwg, Gower and Kilvey
Historical period Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union
Publisher Glamorgan County History Society
Publication date 1 January 1971
Language English
ASIN B0010S2BG2
Condition Good – Used
Format Physical printed book
Page count 704
Glamorgan County History – Volume III: The Middle Ages
The Marcher Lordships of Glamorgan and Morgannwg, and Gower and Kilvey, from the Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union of England and Wales
Condition: Very Good – Pre-Owned Book
Explore the fascinating medieval history of South Wales with Glamorgan County History – Volume III: The Middle Ages.
This historical reference volume examines the development of Glamorgan and its neighbouring territories during the Middle Ages, focusing on the Marcher lordships of Glamorgan, Morgannwg, Gower and Kilvey.
Covering the period from the Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union between England and Wales, the book offers an opportunity to explore the political, territorial and social changes that shaped medieval South Wales.
The volume is particularly relevant to readers interested in the history of the Welsh Marches, Norman influence in Wales, medieval lordships and the historical development of Glamorgan.
Book Condition
This is a pre-owned book in very good condition. As an older publication, it may show minor signs of previous ownership, handling or storage consistent with its age.
Please refer to the product photographs for the actual appearance and condition of the book.
Ideal For
Welsh history enthusiasts and collectors
Students and researchers of medieval history
Local historians studying Glamorgan and South Wales
Readers interested in Norman and Marcher history
Libraries, archives and historical reference collections
Collectors of the Glamorgan County History series
Please Note: This listing is for one physical, second-hand book, not a digital download.
Product details
Field Details
Title Glamorgan County History
Volume III (3)
Volume title The Middle Ages
Subject The Marcher Lordships of Glamorgan, Morgannwg, Gower and Kilvey
Historical period Norman Conquest to the Acts of Union
Publisher Glamorgan County History Society
Publication date 1 January 1971
Language English
ASIN B0010S2BG2
Condition Good – Used
Format Physical printed book
Page count 704

