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History of Policing in Great Britain
Chronology of Force Chief Constables Through Time
The Glamorganshire Constabulary Force Area
First Chief Constable Charles Frederick Napier
The First of the Many - the New Glamorgan Constabl
Police Dress
Pay and Conditions in the 1840's
PC James James - A Victorian Policeman
The Cult of Physique in Victorian Policing
The Rebecca Riots
The Merthyr Rising
The Senghenydd Coal Mining Disaster
The Samtampa Tragedy
The Llandow Air Disaster
The Aberfan Disaster
The Glamorgan Constabulary and Assize Duty
Glamorgan Police Stations - A History
The Controversy of Captain Napier's succession
Policing Pontypridd in the 1850s
Policing Cowbridge
The Murder in the Storm of 1885
Policing Aberdare
The 1860 Aberdare Journal
Policing the Rhondda
The First Rhondda Riot
Rhondda Riots of 1910-1911
The Tyntila Mystery
History of Cardiff Police
50 Years of Policing Cardiff 1955-2005
History of Neath Police
History of Swansea Borough Police Force
Diary of a Swansea Police Officer
History of Merthyr Tydfil Borough Police
The First Merthyr Superintendents and the Battle for "China"
The Tamar Murder
The Glamorgan Police at War
Island Farm Prisoner of War Camp
The Role of Female Police Officers through History
The Introduction of Unit Beat Policing
History of the Special Constabulary
History of South Wales Police Headquarters
History of Fingerprinting
Policing Cardiff (1889-1912)
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