'The National Question Again: Welsh Political Identity in the 1980s' ed. John Osmond

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'Cymru' includes: 'Wales and England' and 'The Arts in Wales, 1950-75' by Raymond Williams and other texts, correspondence etc for [Identity and Ideology - The Welsh Experience of Socialism and Nationalism' 24-26 Nov 1978], and:

'Wales and England' by Raymond Williams

'Text for Osmond' annotated copy

'Wales: Identity and Ideology', Owen Dudley Edwards

'Bach Hedyn Pob Mawredd' ?Peter Stead

'Wales and the War' precis by Aled Einig

'Y Werin a'I Theyrnas': Socialist responses to Nationalism in Wales, 1880-1920, Deian Hopkin

'Wales and the Future', Phil Williams

'Welsh Nationalism in the Cymru Fydd era', Emyr Price

'A Half-Baked Nation', Gareth Miles (translated by Sian Edwards)

Arts Council papers re sponsorship

'Wales and Europe', John Osmond

Piece by Tom Ellis

'The Arts in Wales, 1950-75',

Outline for publication 'Identity and Ideology: The Welsh Experience of Socialism and Nationalism'

Manuscript 'The Image of the Border'

Manuscript 'The Welsh Industrial Novel', Cardiff, Lecture, 20 Apr [Raymond Williams]

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Bibliography of books of welsh and anglo-welsh interest

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'The National Question Again: Welsh Political Identity in the 1980s' ed. John Osmond (Llandysul, 1985)

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Raymond Williams CollectionWWE/2

Raymond Henry WilliamsWWE/2/1

NovelsWWE/2/1/1

Short StoriesWWE/2/1/2

PlaysWWE/2/1/3

Films and Cross Over WorksWWE/2/1/4

PoetryWWE/2/1/5

Non-FictionWWE/2/1/6

VolumesWWE/2/1/6/1

Compilations of Raymond William's WorksWWE/2/1/6/2

Contributions and ChaptersWWE/2/1/6/3

'All Things Betray Thee' by Gwyn ThomasWWE/2/1/6/3/1

'Approaches to Popular Culture' ed. CWE BigsbyWWE/2/1/6/3/2

'The British Press: A Manifesto', ed. J CurranWWE/2/1/6/3/3

'Charles Booth's London: a portrait of the poor at the turn of the century, drawn from his 'Life and Labour of the People in London' ed Albert Fried and Richard M ElmanWWE/2/1/6/3/4

'Contrasts', ed. G StoreyWWE/2/1/6/3/5

'Conviction' ed. Norman MackenzieWWE/2/1/6/3/6

'Critical Guide to Science Fiction', ed. P ParrinderWWE/2/1/6/3/7

'The Encyclopedia of Philosophy' ed. Paul EdwardsWWE/2/1/6/3/8

'The English Mind: Studies in the English Moralists presented to Basil Willey', eds. HS Davies and G WatsonWWE/2/1/6/3/9

['Exterminism & Cold War', ed. EP Thompson]WWE/2/1/6/3/10

'The Forward March of Labour Halted?' ed. M Jacques and F MulhernWWE/2/1/6/3/11

'George Orwell's 1984' [Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations]WWE/2/1/6/3/12

'A Good Night Out: popular theatre: audience, class and form' by John McGrathWWE/2/1/6/3/13

'Hard Times' by Charles DickensWWE/2/1/6/3/14

['Hodge and his Masters']WWE/2/1/6/3/15

'James Joyce: New Perspectives', ed. C McCabeWWE/2/1/6/3/16

[Language, authority and criticism: Readings on the school textbook', eds S de Castell, A Luke, C Luke]WWE/2/1/6/3/17

'Languages of Nature: critical essays on science and literature' ed. LJ JordanovaWWE/2/1/6/3/18

'The Linguistics of Writing: Arguments between Language and Literature', eds N Fabb, D Attridge, A Durant and C MacCabeWWE/2/1/6/3/19

'Living in the Future', ed. I AsimovWWE/2/1/6/3/20

['Media, Knowledge and Power', eds O Boyd-Barrett and P Braham]WWE/2/1/6/3/21

'Medieval Readers and Writers, 1350-1400' by Janet ColemanWWE/2/1/6/3/22

'My Cambridge' ed. Ronald HaymanWWE/2/1/6/3/23

'The National Question Again: Welsh Political Identity in the 1980s' ed. John OsmondWWE/2/1/6/3/24

'Places: an anthology of Britain' ed. Ronald HaymanWWE/2/1/6/3/25

'Political Shakespeare: new essays in cultural materialism' ed. Jonathan Dollimore and Alan SinfieldWWE/2/1/6/3/26

'Prilozi: drustvenost komunikacije'WWE/2/1/6/3/27

'Robert Tressell and the Ragged Trousered Philanthropists' by Jack MitchellWWE/2/1/6/3/28

'Second Nature: a collection of essays and pictures about the land', eds R Mabey, S Clifford, A KingWWE/2/1/6/3/29

['Sit Down and Be Counted: the cultural evolution of a television station', eds. L Doolan, J Dowling and B Quinn]WWE/2/1/6/3/30

'Socialism in the Twenty-first Century' ed Milos NikolicWWE/2/1/6/3/31

'The Socialist Novel in Britain: towards the recovery of a tradition' ed H Gustav KlausWWE/2/1/6/3/32

'The Spirit of DH Lawrence: centenary studies' by G Salgado and GK DasWWE/2/1/6/3/33

['Teaching the Text' ed. Kappeler and Bryson]WWE/2/1/6/3/34

'Third World First (84)'WWE/2/1/6/3/35

'Thomas Hardy: the writer and his background', ed. N PageWWE/2/1/6/3/36

'Three Plays of DH Lawrence'WWE/2/1/6/3/37

'Towards Socialism' ed P Anderson and R BlackburnWWE/2/1/6/3/38

'Unreal City: urban experience in modern European literature and art' eds E Timms and D KelleyWWE/2/1/6/3/39

'The Uses of Fiction: essays on the modern novel in honour of Arnold Kettle' eds D Jefferson and G MartinWWE/2/1/6/3/40

'Visions and Blueprints: avant-garde culture and radical politics in early twentieth-century Europe' eds E Timms and P CollierWWE/2/1/6/3/41

'What is Literature?' by Arthur GibsonWWE/2/1/6/3/42

'Work: Twenty Personal Accounts' ed R FraserWWE/2/1/6/3/43

Miscellaneous contributions and chaptersWWE/2/1/6/3/44

Miscellaneous, unpublished or unattributed text and notesWWE/2/1/6/4

Articles and InterviewsWWE/2/1/7

NewspapersWWE/2/1/8

ReviewsWWE/2/1/9

Talks, Lectures and DebatesWWE/2/1/10

Television and Radio BroadcastsWWE/2/1/11

Note Books/Work Books and Research NotesWWE/2/1/12

Publication and Broadcast MattersWWE/2/1/13

Professional Work - AcademicWWE/2/1/14

Extra-Professional CommitmentsWWE/2/1/15

CorrespondenceWWE/2/1/16

Personal PapersWWE/2/1/17

MiscellaneousWWE/2/1/18

Joyce Mary Williams (nee Dalling)WWE/2/2

Henry Joseph and Esther Gwendoline Williams (nee Bird)WWE/2/3

Dai SmithWWE/2/4