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Welsh And Their Literature

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Welsh And Their Literature

George Borrow

Originally an article in the US Edition of the London Quarterly Review, George Borrow offers a sweeping history of Welsh literature, beginning with the legendary origin of the Welsh people, then their major bards and poets, and then their works of prose. Many examples are offered. - Summary by Eric W. Metzler

Year of Publication: 1861Genres: Literary Criticism
Running Time: 01 hour 27 minutes 18 seconds(11 chapters)
Language: EnglishRead by: Eric Metzler
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The Nights
Section 1 - to legend of Hu Gadarn
Eric Metzler
8:17
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The Nights
Section 2 - to the Saxon conquest
Eric Metzler
5:59
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The Nights
Section 3 - to Merddin Ambrosius
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10:04
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The Nights
Section 4 - to bard Dafydd Benfras
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7:54
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The Nights
Section 5 - to Griffith ap Nicholas
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9:30
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The Nights
Section 6 - to Sion Tudor
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5:00
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The Nights
Section 7 - to Gronwy Owen
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7:51
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The Nights
Section 8 - to the Mabinogion
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7:46
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The Nights
Section 9 - The Sleeping Bard, part A
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8:24
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The Nights
Section 10 - The Sleeping Bard, part B
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9:50
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The Nights
Section 11 - to Taliesin
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6:42

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