Excerpt from A History of Wales, Vol. 1 of 2: From the Earliest Times to the Edwardian Conquest

It has been my endeavour to indicate, in the foot notes and elsewhere, my innumerable obligations to other workers in this field of study. But I should wish here to express my general indebtedness to Sir John Rhys, Mr. Egerton Phillimore, Mr. Alfred N. Palmer, and the late Dr. Hugh Williams for the pioneer work which has so greatly facilitated the scientific study of Welsh history. I owe to them what cannot be ex pressed in the debit of citation and reference, namely, outlook and method and inspiration.

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