Author: THOMAS JONES (EDITOR)
Title: The Welsh Outlook. A Monthly Journal of National Social Progress. July, 1917. Contains; Science and The Celtic Tradition by L. Winstanley; French in The Welsh Secondary Schools by Annie Ffoulkes; God, The Invisible King; Is Welsh Home Rule Coming by J. Arthur Price; The Future of Constantinople by Harold Peake; A May Day by Thomas Quayle; Welsh Poetry by Milwyn Pentre; National Service for The Women of Wales by M.H. Mackworth; A Spring Song of Suffolk by E. Roland Williams. An original article from the Welsh Outlook magazine, 1917.
Description: Welsh Outlook Press, 1917. First Edition, Disbound. Fair Condition. 30 pages. Published from 1914 to 1933, The Welsh Outlook was intended to promote a view of Cultural Nationalism and social progress within Wales, as reflected in the topics in each monthly part. The magazine is considered to have been important in the development of Welsh Nationalism, and Wales as a Nation separate from the rest of Britain, most especially so from England through the Welsh language. The print runs were tiny, even by the standards of the day, perhaps only 2000 an issue in the early days, rather less later, and are consequently tricky to find. Note; this is an original monthly part separated from the annual volume, and does not have the original wrappers. Contains; Science and The Celtic Tradition by L. Winstanley; French in The Welsh Secondary Schools by Annie Ffoulkes; God, The Invisible King; Is Welsh Home Rule Coming by J. Arthur Price; The Future of Constantinople by Harold Peake; A May Day by Thomas Quayle; Welsh Poetry by Milwyn Pentre; National Service for The Women of Wales by M.H. Mackworth; A Spring Song of Suffolk by E. Roland Williams. Size: Quarto. 30 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Welsh Outlook; Inventory No: 224113.

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