
The Library of Wales: Battle to the Weak by Hilda Vaughan
A forgotten Welsh novel, first published in 1925, this love story is also a portrait of class conflict and the plight of rural women. The plot turns on young Rhys Lloyd's interest in the ideas of Social Darwinism and the League of Nations, which make him a dangerous figure in his village. To complicate his life further, Rhys is the son of a Welsh-speaking Nonconformist--but he is falling in love with the church-going Esther. The couple suffers from the disapproval of their neighbors, until--over time--the stoic and determined Esther calmly transcends the casual brutality of her agricultural upbringing, improves the lot of the other villagers, and finds new strength and organic spirituality.-
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Library of Wales: The Alone to the Alone
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The Library of Wales: The Hill of Dreams
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Library of Wales: Ash on a Young Man's Sleeve
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Poetry 1900-2000
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Library of Wales: Country Dance
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Library of Wales: Old Soldier Sahib
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Library of Wales: The Dark Philosophers
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Library of Wales: Young Emma
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The Library of Wales: The Heyday in the Blood
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Library of Wales: The Volunteers
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Library of Wales: I Sent a Letter to My Love
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Library of Wales: So Long Hector Bebb
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A Library of Wales: A Man's Estate
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Library of Wales: Story - The Library of Wales Short Story Anthology Volume 1
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Library of Wales: In the Green Tree
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Library of Wales: Voices of the Children
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Library of Wales: in and out of the Goldfish Bowl
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Library of Wales: Shifts
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A Library of Wales: A Kingdom
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Library of Wales: A Rope of Vines - Journal from a Greek Island
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The Library of Wales: The Valley, The City, The Village
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Library of Wales: Story - The Library of Wales Short Story Anthology Volume 2
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Library of Wales: Withered Root, The
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Library of Wales: Goodbye, Twentieth Century
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Library of Wales: Dai Country
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Library of Wales: Turf or Stone
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Library of Wales: Home to an Empty House
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Library of Wales: Jampot Smith
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Library of Wales: Congratulate the Devil
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Library of Wales: The Caves of Alienation
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Sport: a Literary Anthology
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Library of Wales: Farewell Innocence
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Library of Wales: Ride the White Stallion
A remarkable first novelThe New Statesman Wales depicted truly at last. The Western Mail
Hilda Vaughan lived from 1892 to 1985. She was educated privately but her experiences with the Women’s Land Army during WWI exposed her to a different side of life. Battle to the Weak, her first novel, was published in 1925. She is known for her acute ear and ability to capture the unique style of speech of the people of Radnorshire, as well as her insight into women’s daily lives.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781906998257 |
| ISBN 10 | 1906998256 |
| Title | The Library of Wales: Battle to the Weak |
| Author | Hilda Vaughan |
| Series | Library Of Wales Ser |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Parthian Books |
| Year published | 2010-11-01 |
| Number of pages | 360 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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