This was a really good read from start to finish, it is so good to read more books about Welsh figures, especially when the book can be written by Phil Carradice, who I know writes a lot about Welsh history. His books are always so clear and easy to read, when you are not Welsh the language and the names can feel a little intimidating but you don’t feel that with a Carradice book. Excellently explained story and facts, certainly a book I would champion to one and all, and I would love to see more books about Welsh leaders and heroes. Read the full review [link=https://thehistoryfella.blogspot.com/2022/05/the-welsh-braveheart.html]here[/link]
The History Fella

"The illustrations chosen include some excellent studies of the time, that used as the tailpiece showing No 3 threading a slate train through Corris being particularly apt. Well indexed, and including a bibliography it is a well-produced book that I can recommend to those interested in narrow gauge railways, especially those of North Wales."
John New, The Stephenson Locomotive Society Journal, March/April 2022

As featured in the article: 'Look back in Bangor: Memories of steamship trips to North Wales'
Liverpool Echo

Featured in
Welsh Railways Research Circle Newsletter No.169, Spring 2022

Featured in
Welsh Railways Research Circle Newsletter No.169, Spring 2022