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The Cambro-Briton

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17579953

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Irish Studies

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Summary: The Cambro-Briton was a short-lived publication from the nineteenth century. The term "Cambro-Briton" signifies an inhabitant of Wales. The journal contains articles relating to the history and antiquity of Cambria (i.e. Wales), especially those which record facts of an early date. It includes historical material (biographical sketches and memoirs), literature (short stories and poetry) and miscellany, including proverbs, songs and Pennillion songs (a particularly Welsh tradition of song accompanied by the harp).

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The Cambro-Briton was a short-lived publication from the nineteenth century. The term "Cambro-Briton" signifies an inhabitant of Wales. The journal contains articles relating to the history and antiquity of Cambria (i.e. Wales), especially those which record facts of an early date. It includes historical material (biographical sketches and memoirs), literature (short stories and poetry) and miscellany, including proverbs, songs and Pennillion songs (a particularly Welsh tradition of song accompanied by the harp).

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