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This Rugby Spellbound People

The Birth of Rugby in Cardiff and Wales

Gwyn Prescott
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Pages
304
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
St. David's Press

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Now in it's third edition, The Birth of Rugby in Cardiff and Wales is the essential guide to the importance and significance of rugby in Cardiff to the development of Welsh rugby in the nineteenth century.

In this new and updated edition, and available for the first time as an eBook, Gwyn Prescott provides a fascinating insight into the origins and early years of the game in Cardiff. He outlines how its citizens of all backgrounds, its many distinct districts, and its commercial and religious interests took rugby to their hearts through the growth of clubs, competitions and the establishment of the famous Arms Park as the focal point of rugby in Wales.

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