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Cardiff and the Vale in the First World War
£14.99
When war broke out against Germany in 1914, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan was one of the most diverse and eclectic areas of Wales. Within this 40- or 50-mile stretch of the coast sat three of the most important coal-exporting docks in the world – Cardiff itself, Penarth and Barry. Yet the area remained predominantly rural with farming being the main industry.
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Cyfrol ddarluniadol llawn gyda thestun eglurhaol yn portreadu ardal allforio glo Caerdydd, Penarth a’r Barri ynghyd ag ardaloedd gwledig ac amaethyddol Bro Morgannwg yn ystod blynyddoedd y Rhyfel Byd Cyntaf.When war broke out against Germany in 1914, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan was one of the most diverse and eclectic areas of Wales. Within this 40- or 50-mile stretch of the coast sat three of the most important coal-exporting docks in the world – Cardiff itself, Penarth and Barry. Yet the area remained predominantly rural with farming being the main industry.
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