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Book Review: Attempting to Undermine Q

Pope’s concluding chapter is set very much in the context of a Wales which possesses limited selfgovernment. Tudur Jones’ concern about the ‘Lion of Anglicization’ is stressed in Congregationalism in Wales. Throughout the book, however, links between Wales and the English-speaking world are noticeable. Examples of this include, the popularity of a Welsh translation of John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress and the variety of Congregationalism called ‘The New England way’ in the seventeenth century. In the nineteenth century the impact of the American inspired temperance movements and the adaptation of Harvest Thanksgiving, originally a Church of England festival, are noted. Indeed, this is one of the volume’s strengths. It defines features which distinguished the Welsh Congregational experience, while simultaneously setting it in a wider context.