Royalism, Religion and Revolution: Wales, 1640-1688

SARAH WARD CLAVIER is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of West of England, Bristol.

CONGREGATIONAL HISTORY SOCIETY MAGAZINE:
A necessary tool to understanding a society far removed from London and far from Anglocentric readings of British history as a whole.

PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY:
A well-written, clearly structured and provocative book, offering significant insights into the culture of the gentry of north-east Wales during decades of upheaval and resilience.

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY NEWS:
Ward Clavier's study illuminates an often neglected period of Welsh social history. [...] In Royalism, Religion and Revolution, Ward Clavier has provided a convincing new answer to Gwyn A. William's old question, "When was Wales?"

An important work and one which will be of considerable use to scholars studying religion in Wales in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.