The Welsh In Dorset, Some Observations At A Meeting Of The Dorset Natural History And Antiquarian Field Club

This fascinating account of the Welsh population in Dorset sheds new light on the history of both regions. Kerslake's meticulous research has pieced together a story of migration, intermarriage, and cultural exchange that will be of interest to historians, genealogists, and anyone curious about the intersection of different cultural groups.

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