A Concise History of Wales

The book offers an insightful exploration of Welsh identity and history from Neanderthal times to 2006, focusing on the emergence of Wales as a nation and the resilience of its people against political and cultural subordination. Geraint H. Jenkins highlights the transformations in values and identities, showcasing how the Welsh maintained their distinctiveness. The narrative culminates with the political devolution and cultural pluralism that followed, making it a rich resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in Welsh heritage.