In this part historical, part biographical volume, eminent author Byron Rogers looks back over his life as a Welshman. The first journey is into his family's old unchanged Welsh-speaking countryside, whilst the second takes him into the old English-speaking garrison town. The third is a journey into exile, itself part of the Welsh experience.

• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Acknowledgements
• Contents
• Inroduction
• Prologue
• Part One: Y Fro
  • 1: First Journey
  • 2: These Were my People
  • 3: The Minister
  • 4: The Last Squires
  • 5: The Hangman
  • 6: The Liars
  • 7: The Devil Walks
  • 8: The Wizard
  • 9: And this is what my people got up to
  • 10: The Lane
• Part Two: The Town
  • 11: Second Journey
  • 12: A guided tour of a small Welsh town
  • 13: Portrait Gallery (1)
  • 14: J.F. Jones, Museum Curator (and Dynamiter)
  • 15: The True Queen of England
  • 16: The Last Cavalry Charge
  • 17: A day out. Aberystwyth
  • 18: Portrait Gallery (2)
  • 19: Crime in Carmarthen
• Part Three: Exile and the Past
  • 20: Third Journey
  • 21: Griffs
  • 22: Welsh in Exile
  • 23: A Historical Gazeteer
  • 24: Close Encounters of the Third Kind
  • 25: Holiday Home.
  • 26: Some day my Prince will come
• Epilogue