David Ceri Jones is Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.Barry J. Lewis holds a professorship in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Madeleine Gray is Professor Emerita of Ecclesiastical History at the University of South Wales. D. Densil Morgan is Emeritus Professor of Theology at the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter.

A History of Christianity in Walesshould faithfully serve a new generation of students and scholars as the subjects go-to introductory text.

• ForewordRowan WilliamsPrefaceDavid Ceri JonesChapter 1. Roman Beginnings, c.AD 1–c.AD 400Barry J. LewisChapter 2. The Age of Conversion, c.400-c.600Barry J. LewisChapter 3. The Definition of Christian Wales, c.600-c.800Barry J. LewisChapter 4. Vikings to Normans, c.800-c.1070Barry J. LewisChapter 5. The Age of Definition and Hierarchy, c.1066-c.1200Madeleine GrayChapter 6. Conquest and Apocalypse, c.1200-c.1420Madeleine GrayChapter 7. Y Ganrif Aur: Christianity in Late Medieval Wales, c.1420-c.1530Madeleine GrayChapter 8. Reformation Wales, 1530-1603David Ceri JonesChapter 9. Securing a Protestant Wales, 1603-1760David Ceri JonesChapter 10. Building a Nonconformist nation, 1760-1890D. Densil MorganChapter 11. Adapting to a Secular Wales, 1890-2020D. Densil Morgan & David Ceri JonesA Guide to Further ReadingIndex

David Ceri Jones is Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.Barry J. Lewis holds a professorship in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Madeleine Gray is Professor Emerita of Ecclesiastical History at the University of South Wales. D. Densil Morgan is Emeritus Professor of Theology at the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter.

A History of Christianity in Walesshould faithfully serve a new generation of students and scholars as the subjects go-to introductory text.

• ForewordRowan WilliamsPrefaceDavid Ceri JonesChapter 1. Roman Beginnings, c.AD 1–c.AD 400Barry J. LewisChapter 2. The Age of Conversion, c.400-c.600Barry J. LewisChapter 3. The Definition of Christian Wales, c.600-c.800Barry J. LewisChapter 4. Vikings to Normans, c.800-c.1070Barry J. LewisChapter 5. The Age of Definition and Hierarchy, c.1066-c.1200Madeleine GrayChapter 6. Conquest and Apocalypse, c.1200-c.1420Madeleine GrayChapter 7. Y Ganrif Aur: Christianity in Late Medieval Wales, c.1420-c.1530Madeleine GrayChapter 8. Reformation Wales, 1530-1603David Ceri JonesChapter 9. Securing a Protestant Wales, 1603-1760David Ceri JonesChapter 10. Building a Nonconformist nation, 1760-1890D. Densil MorganChapter 11. Adapting to a Secular Wales, 1890-2020D. Densil Morgan & David Ceri JonesA Guide to Further ReadingIndex

David Ceri Jones is Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.Barry J. Lewis holds a professorship in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Madeleine Gray is Professor Emerita of Ecclesiastical History at the University of South Wales. D. Densil Morgan is Emeritus Professor of Theology at the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter.

A History of Christianity in Walesshould faithfully serve a new generation of students and scholars as the subjects go-to introductory text.

• ForewordRowan WilliamsPrefaceDavid Ceri JonesChapter 1. Roman Beginnings, c.AD 1–c.AD 400Barry J. LewisChapter 2. The Age of Conversion, c.400-c.600Barry J. LewisChapter 3. The Definition of Christian Wales, c.600-c.800Barry J. LewisChapter 4. Vikings to Normans, c.800-c.1070Barry J. LewisChapter 5. The Age of Definition and Hierarchy, c.1066-c.1200Madeleine GrayChapter 6. Conquest and Apocalypse, c.1200-c.1420Madeleine GrayChapter 7. Y Ganrif Aur: Christianity in Late Medieval Wales, c.1420-c.1530Madeleine GrayChapter 8. Reformation Wales, 1530-1603David Ceri JonesChapter 9. Securing a Protestant Wales, 1603-1760David Ceri JonesChapter 10. Building a Nonconformist nation, 1760-1890D. Densil MorganChapter 11. Adapting to a Secular Wales, 1890-2020D. Densil Morgan & David Ceri JonesA Guide to Further ReadingIndex