Towards Welsh Freedom

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Twenty-Seven Articles By Dr. D. J. Davies and a Biography Edited By Dr. Ceinwen Thomas Foreword. Dr. D. I. Davies: A Biography. PHILOSOPHICAL. 1. Our attitude towards the Prevalent Tendency of Thought in Wales today (1934). 2. 1 Believe. . . (1945). 3. The National Spirit in Economics (1930). 4. The Economic Aspects of Welsh Self-Government (1927). 5. The Welsh Nationalist Party and Unemployment (1930). 6. Why a Welsh Government is an Economic Necessity (1931). 7. An Economic Policy for Wales (1931). 8. Wales must Cultivate her own Garden (1944). 9. Economic Freedom and Democracy through Small Units of Production (1944). 10. England’s Dependence on Wales and Scotland (1951). 11. Rural Depopulation (1953). POLITICAL. 12. The Insufficiency of “Cultural Nationalism” (1932). 13. The Way to Real Co-operation (1932). 14. A New Order for Wales (1942). 15. The Welfare State (1950). COAL. 16. Silicosis--Terror Disease of Welsh Miners (1944). 17. The Betrayal of Welsh Miners (1944). 18. The Anthracite Coal Industry (1945). Note on “the financial jugglery”. 19. English Nationalisation Fails to Arrest Decline (1947). 20. National Coal Board Reports (1948). 21. The Closure of Welsh Pits: Disruption of Communities (1949). MISCELLANEOUS. 22. The Folk High School (1933). 23. Robert Owen (1948). 24. The Legal Position of Monmouthshire (1936). 25. Wales must have a King (1953). 26. The Red Dragon Flag of Wales (1948). 27. The National Tongue (1950).