Travels in Revolutionary France and a Journey Across America

Mary-Ann Constantine is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies. Paul Frame is a Swansea based Geological Consultant with a passion for researching Enlightenment, and particularly Welsh Enlightenment history.

Two intriguing glimpses, both previously unpublished, into the history of a single family. George Cadogan Morgan's accounts of his travels in France at the very start of the French Revolution are a fascinating addition to our knowledge of that event; the autobiography of his son offers an equally compelling narrative of the hopes and disappointments of an immigrant from Britain trying to make a living in 19th-century America. Both are wonderfully readable, and have been expertly introduced by two outstanding scholars.

• Introduction Letters from France, summer 1789 George Cadogan Morgan, Address to the Jacobine Societies of France (1792) Introduction Address to the Jacobin Societies of France Richard Price Morgan, A Journey Across America Introduction Autobiography of Richard Price Morgan, Senior