Authors:  Bernard Deacon, Dick Cole & Garry Tregidga.
Publisher: Welsh Academic Press, 2003.
ISBN 1-86-57-075-5.
Format:  139 pages, illustrations, index.
Description:  ‘Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has been at the forefront of the campaign for Cornish self-government for over 50 years [70 now]. [This] is the first book to fully address the issue of political nationalism in Cornwall. It traces the growth of a Cornish national consiciousness throughout the twentieth century, the foundation of MK in 1951 and its evolution from a cultural pressure group into a fully-fledged political party.

Based on a range of primary sources and a number of interviews, this book investigates Mebyon Kernow’s role within the wider Cornish movement, which also generated two breakaway political parties, a revived medieval institution of self-government, a range of short-lived pressure groups and, most recently, 50,000 individual declarations calling for a Cornish Assembly’ (Blurb)