I. BEGINNINGS II. THE ROMAN OCCUPATION III. SEEKING FOR UNITY IV. RELIGION, LAWS, ETC. V. THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE VI. WALES CONQUERED VII. CALM BEFORE THE STORM VIII. OWEN GLYNDWR IX. WALES AND THE TUDORS X. THE REFORMATION XI. THE CIVIL WAR XII. THE REVIVAL XIII. THE DAWN APPENDIX NOTE ON BOOKS INDEX From the low chain of sand dunes which fringes the north-eastern coast of France can be discerned, on a day of ordinary brightness, the great cliffs of Kent. Frequently they are overhung by the dark and damp canopy which has given to our island the evil reputation of being the home of eternal mist and night. But occasionally the sun strikes them, and they app…
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