The Welsh Wars Of Edward I

The author of this classic work took a "campaign" approach to Edward I's methodical reduction of Welsh independence, achieved through many years of building strategic castles, conducting "scorched earth" sweeps, and establishing loyal local nobles.

John E. Morris (1859-1933) was an instructor and administrator at Magdalen College, Oxford. He was a pioneer in applying modern methodology to medieval history studies.

Preface
England and Wales before 1277	p. 1
An Edwardian Army	p. 35
The War of 1277	p. 110
The War of 1282 and 1283	p. 149
The Peace Settlement and Rhys's Rising	p. 198
The Custom of the March	p. 220
The Last Rising; Madoc, Maelgwn, and Morgan; 1294 and 1295	p. 240
Events Leading from the Welsh Wars	p. 271
Appendix	p. 306
Index	p. 315
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The Welsh Wars Of Edward I

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