Nation and Federation in the Celtic World

CONTENTS:Politics??Goldfields rebels and Australian federation by Ed JaggardMedieval Welsh women: the daughters of Llywelyn Fawr (Llywelyn the Great - 1173-1240) by Gwenyth RichardsMargins or heartlands: nationality on the borders of England and Scotland by Sybil M JackAgnes Campbell and Finola MacDonnell: a Scottish mother and daughter in sixteenth-century 'British' politics by Lorna G BarrowMigration??'A most industrious well-disposed people.' Milford Haven Quakers and the Pembrokeshire whaling industry c.1791-1821 by Richard AllenGaeldom's diaspora by Robin MacKenzie-HunterCrossing cultural boundaries? Irish Catholics and the Welsh language in the twentieth century by Trystan Owain HughesLiterature??Captive in fairyland: the strange case of Robert Kirk of Aberfoyle by Sophie MassonConcepts of nationhood in nineteenth-century Welsh­ language religious literature by Sión Owen1916 - the nation as an ideal by Emma HuntTomás Ó Crohan and nation by Irene LucchittiHomecoming: visions of home in contemporary Irish poetry by Kim Cheng BoeyThe Arts??Images of the mother and child: from early Christianity to the Book of Kells by Denise M DoyleNational religions and the survival of stone sculpture: some preliminary observations by Pamela O'NeillDavid Jones: the battle of the psyche - lost and won! by Marian MarcatiliGermanic visions of the Celtic world 1770-1970 by Michael NelsonTime, Place and Identity'The Celtic year': reconsidering early Celtic divisions of time by Bronwyn C LedgardThe blacksmith: an integral member of society in early Ireland and Scotland by Julianna GriggNemeta: town halls and village churches by Kristen ErskineThe myth of Tara by Daniel BrayBritish and Irish colonial churches: an alternative model to the 'Celtic Church' by Lyn OlsonThe delineation of a medieval 'nation': Brittones, Cymry and Wealas before the Norman conquest by Kaele Stokes