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In Search of Wales / H.v.Morton

By: Morton, H.VPublisher: London Methuen and Co 1936Edition: 8th edDescription: 272:pSubject(s): Search of WalesDDC classification: 904.429,MOR
Contents:
I go in Search of Wales find my way to the Border Marches (Page-1), In Which I go to Llangollen hear about the old ladies (Page-18), How I leave Llangollen come to Owen Glendower’s land travel up the lovely (Page-34), I Visit the Cathedral of St. Asaph and the Castle of rhuddlan (Page-52), Tells how I went to Bangor admired a University heard a Pagan dance on the harp. (Page-76), I Explore the Green Isle of Anglesey see the birthplace of owen tudor (Page-90), In Which I vist st. Beuno’s church (Page-111), In which I fail to Climb snowdon in a train but succeed on my feet (Page-135), I go to Bala remember famous Welshmen hear the story of king Arthur.. (Page-162), Welsh rain all the way to Cardigan (Page-194), In which I enter Black Wales at Llanelly (Page-218), I admire Cardiff Travel through the gloomy Rhondda Valley (Page-235).
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Item type Current location Home library Shelving location Call number URL Status Notes Date due Barcode Item holds
Book Book Military College of Signals (MCS)
Military College of Signals (MCS)
General Stacks 904.429,MOR (Browse shelf) Link to resource Available Almirah No.58, Shelf No.3 MCS29037
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I go in Search of Wales find my way to the Border Marches (Page-1), In Which I go to Llangollen hear about the old ladies (Page-18), How I leave Llangollen come to Owen Glendower’s land travel up the lovely (Page-34), I Visit the Cathedral of St. Asaph and the Castle of rhuddlan (Page-52), Tells how I went to Bangor admired a University heard a Pagan dance on the harp. (Page-76), I Explore the Green Isle of Anglesey see the birthplace of owen tudor (Page-90), In Which I vist st. Beuno’s church (Page-111), In which I fail to Climb snowdon in a train but succeed on my feet (Page-135), I go to Bala remember famous Welshmen hear the story of king Arthur.. (Page-162), Welsh rain all the way to Cardigan (Page-194), In which I enter Black Wales at Llanelly (Page-218), I admire Cardiff Travel through the gloomy Rhondda Valley (Page-235).

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