Cornish Studies reflects current work in a range of subject areas, including local history, archaeology, regional development, ethnicity, alternative energy, Celtic studies, environmentalism, language and dialect, nationalism and tourism. This second volume covers a diverse set of topics, including Celtic tourism, the wildlife of Brittany and Cornwall, 19th-century Cornish on the North American mining frontier, the revival of Cornish and writing skills in 17th-century West Cornwall.