Archaeologia Cambrensis: A Record of the Antiquities of Wales and Its Marches and the Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological AssociationW. Pickering, 1851 |
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... evidence in favour of the existence of a Gaelic tribe in North Wales within the historic period , not as mere invaders , but as settled occupants of the country . The subject has hitherto comparatively escaped the notice of Welsh ...
... evidence in favour of the existence of a Gaelic tribe in North Wales within the historic period , not as mere invaders , but as settled occupants of the country . The subject has hitherto comparatively escaped the notice of Welsh ...
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... EVIDENCE . It is true that the probability does not amount to more than a presumption , and that we have to look for other evidence as well to confirm as to explain it . Such evidence is by no means wanting , although the docu- ments on ...
... EVIDENCE . It is true that the probability does not amount to more than a presumption , and that we have to look for other evidence as well to confirm as to explain it . Such evidence is by no means wanting , although the docu- ments on ...
Page 49
... evidence in favour of this view among the Welsh and Irish alike , except the vague legend alluded to above ; and we have on the part of the former nation a claim to be the aborigines of the country , whatever the value of that claim may ...
... evidence in favour of this view among the Welsh and Irish alike , except the vague legend alluded to above ; and we have on the part of the former nation a claim to be the aborigines of the country , whatever the value of that claim may ...
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... evidence against the prior occupation of the former.1 If then we assume that the Welsh were prompted by vanity to claim a precedence to which they had no right , we may believe that the same vanity would lead them to pervert the ...
... evidence against the prior occupation of the former.1 If then we assume that the Welsh were prompted by vanity to claim a precedence to which they had no right , we may believe that the same vanity would lead them to pervert the ...
Page 61
... evidence , that the three districts last mentioned are regarded as divisions of Deheubarth , and I suspect we are to read " o Rieinwc a Morganwc a Seisyllwc . " 5 " The South is in three parts : Reinwg , that is , the county of Rein ...
... evidence , that the three districts last mentioned are regarded as divisions of Deheubarth , and I suspect we are to read " o Rieinwc a Morganwc a Seisyllwc . " 5 " The South is in three parts : Reinwg , that is , the county of Rein ...
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