'Cader Idris and the Artists' by Andrew Green Wildlife|Bywyd Gwyllt This book looks at the

This book looks at the endlessly fascinating Tudors - the dramatic and overlooked story of Henry VII and his founding of the Tudor Dynasty and traces the transformation of the young Prince Henry

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The way in which criminal children were dealt with changed dramatically over the course of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

A ceramic mug featuring the words 'Paned o de a rhoi'r byd yn ei le' (A cup of tea to put the world in its place) on both sides

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'Cader Idris and the Artists' by Andrew Green Wildlife|Bywyd Gwyllt This book looks at theCader Idris, one of the highest mountains in southern Eryri (Snowdonia) in Wales, is rich in mythological and historical associations. Cader Idris has always held a strong attraction to visual artists, despite this, 'Cader Idris and the Artists' is the first book to discuss the artistic depiction of the mountain, from the 1760's to the present day. The author shows us how, throughout the last 300 years, the mountain has stood tall, overlooking the