The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 585
... ancient Britons ; with the tenor of the most ancient Welch documents ; and with the mutual resemblance , and disparity , of the Welch and Irish languages ; as well as the radical , though distant re lation , which they bear , in common ...
... ancient Britons ; with the tenor of the most ancient Welch documents ; and with the mutual resemblance , and disparity , of the Welch and Irish languages ; as well as the radical , though distant re lation , which they bear , in common ...
Page 655
... ancient inhabitants of our island were called Cymry , ( pronounced Kumri ) . The Welsh , who are their descendants , have always called them- selves Cymry , and have given the same appellation to the earliest colonists of our island ...
... ancient inhabitants of our island were called Cymry , ( pronounced Kumri ) . The Welsh , who are their descendants , have always called them- selves Cymry , and have given the same appellation to the earliest colonists of our island ...
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... ancient historical testimony is hostile to it . Ronans , Britons , and Saxons , in unnatural union , conspire to oppose him . He wisely evades so unequal a conflict ; and retreats within the walls of antiquated towns , defended by Scoto ...
... ancient historical testimony is hostile to it . Ronans , Britons , and Saxons , in unnatural union , conspire to oppose him . He wisely evades so unequal a conflict ; and retreats within the walls of antiquated towns , defended by Scoto ...
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