David Williams (historian)
David Williams (9 February 1900 – 1978) was a Welsh historian.
Williams was born at Llan-y-Cefn, Pembrokeshire.[1]
From 1945 until his retirement in 1967, Williams was Professor of Welsh History in the University of Wales. He is best known for his classic History of Modern Wales.[2][3]
Works
- History of Modern Wales (1950)
- The Rebecca Riots (1955)[4]
gollark: It's not possible to actually ban E2E, so I assume the intention is just to backdoor all the popular consumer stuff.
gollark: Any well-designed thing will provide forward secrecy, so they won't have that unless they deliberately log things, which is entirely possible.
gollark: And here. It's quite bad.
gollark: You can also rent a VPS and host a VPN server on that, which doesn't really provide anonymity but does allow you to use it to evade local blocking of stuff.
gollark: Yes, your ISP can't do anything but traffic analysis probably.
References
- University of Wales Press - Authors. Accessed 25 Oct 2014
- History Today, 2002
- Neil Evans and Coleg Harlech, "Writing the Social History of Modern Wales: Approaches, Achievements and Problems", Social History Vol. 17, No. 3 (Oct. 1992), pp. 479-492
- "The Rebecca Riots". University of Wales Press. Retrieved 23 June 2018.
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