Wales and Socialism: Political Culture and National Identity Before the Great War
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University of Wales Press, 2016.
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Martin Wright., & Martin Wright|AUTHOR. (2016). Wales and Socialism: Political Culture and National Identity Before the Great War . University of Wales Press.

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Martin Wright and Martin Wright|AUTHOR. 2016. Wales and Socialism: Political Culture and National Identity Before the Great War. University of Wales Press.

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Martin Wright and Martin Wright|AUTHOR. Wales and Socialism: Political Culture and National Identity Before the Great War University of Wales Press, 2016.

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Martin Wright, and Martin Wright|AUTHOR. Wales and Socialism: Political Culture and National Identity Before the Great War University of Wales Press, 2016.

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