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No. 42/44 Sept. 1959

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Llanddeusant Windmill Anglesey Emrys Jones. View Article
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The writing on the wall ? : Chinks in the establishment. Janus. View Article
The Mumbles railway story David Rees. View Article
Blitzkrieg Dai Vaughan. View Article
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Nina Hamnet, Bohemian Rhys Davies. View Article
Wales as an economic entity Gwynfor Evans. View Article
Note with a present Iain Forbes White. View Article
Television in Wales Wyn Roberts. View Article
Political epilogue Nicholas Evans. View Article
Pendine, record breaking sands Griffith Williams. View Article
Two bodies : (Freely adapted from a poem of Octavio Paz) Iain Forbes White. View Article
Correspondence John Stuart Williams, G.I. John. View Article
Standing commission on museums and galleries : Fifth report 1954-1958. View Article
So jealous my love : A short story. David Monger. View Article
The yellow rose of spring Charles Jones. View Article
These things Eryl Griffiths. View Article
'Over the tidefield' Peter Gill. View Article
Poverty : (Translated from a beit of Sa'di) Iain Forbes White. View Article
Testament Cliff Gordon. View Article
Auntie Lil Thomas : A short story. Colm St. John Jones. View Article
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Sunday afternoon, Barry Island Philip Jones Griffiths. View Article
Away from it all Philip Jones Griffiths. View Article
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A smile from the past. Book review. View Article
A historical atlas of Wales. Book review. View Article
Trucks Dai Vaughan. View Article
Landscape with figures, Rhondda Michael Stephens. View Article
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