Cymry

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a native or resident of Wales

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In Armes Prydein Vawr, however, Kymry doesn't just refer to the inhabitants of Wales, but to multiple Brittonic-speaking peoples.
This is the fascinating reason why Wales is called Wales... It's our country and we show it off whenever we can - but do you actually knows where the name came from? Rebecca Thomas reports
Chair: Kymry Perez, (808) 246-0233 ext.23 1, kymry@ischool.org, www.ischool.org.
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O pen ren wleth hyt luch reon kymry yn vn vryt gwrhyt wryon.(14)
The Bret Glascurion and the Chaucer's 'House of Fame.'
His critical essay on the history of language and literature of medieval Wales, Literature of the Kymry, published in 1849 was met with international acclaim and even appeared in a German translation in 1864.
Missing bust discovered in cupboard under the stairs; A marble bust, by eminent Welsh sculptor Joseph Edwards, of 19th-century scholar and historian Thomas Stephens has been rediscovered in a cupboard under the stairs. Rachael Misstear . reports..
The history book (a translation of the Rev R W Morgan's The British Kymry) presents the Welsh as the inheritors of a long and noble tradition; the book on British poets celebrates the majesty of English-language poetry.
A Welsh Bible so far away from home; What is the most important object in Welsh history? Today Dr GETHIN MATTHEWS, Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and Swansea University, argues the case for Benjamin's Bible
Michael Leroy, 39, and Kymry Leroy, 38, both of Fall Creek.
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