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Owen Glyndwr and the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence
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Owen Glyndwr and the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence

Язык: Английский
Год издания: 2017
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That ships could reach the gate at the foot of the rock of Harlech is undoubted. What course the water took or how much of the Morfa was actually under water is a matter of uncertainty. Back

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Mr. Denton, in his England of the Fifteenth Century, allows no more than four, and usually only three rooms, to an average manor-house: one for eating in, with a second, and perhaps a third, for sleeping; a fire in the centre of the first. Back

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This letter, which covers many folio pages, has never been printed. It is in indifferent Latin with the usual abbreviations. In the matter of making and elucidating copies of it at the Record Office, Mr. Hubert Hall gave me some valuable assistance, as also did Mr. C. M. Bull. Back

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A Soldier of Calais. Back

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Recent events have demonstrated that this spirit is still far from extinct. Back

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