Welsh in Wisconsin /

"Life in Wales in the mid-nineteenth century proved grim for many of its farmers. Large landowners controlled most of the arable land, tracts of which they rented out to tenant farmers. Corn laws prohibited importation of cheap food and drove up domestic food prices, leaving the typical tenant-...

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Main Author: Davies, Phillips G.
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Madison, WI : Wisconsin Historical Society Press, ©2006.
Edition:Rev. and expanded ed.
Series:People of Wisconsin.
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505 0 |a Map -- Retaining Old-Country Ways -- Coming To Wisconsin -- Leaving Wales -- The Journey To America -- Urban Life -- Rural Life and Agriculture -- The Religious Community -- Religious Education and Social Life -- Gallery I -- Living Faithfully Throughout The Week -- Unity In A New Land -- Social and Cultural Life -- Conclusion -- Gallery II -- Owen Family Letters, 1847-1907 -- Private John G. Jones Letters, 1862-1863 -- Selected Bibliography and For Further Reading -- Index -- The Author 
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