10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EISTEDDFODIC»
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eisteddfodic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eisteddfodic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Musical Herald and Tonic Sol-fa Reporter
Agaiu, Carnarvon is the place par excellence for holding the Eisteddfod ; the
Eisteddfodic enthusiasm of the town and neighbourhood ; the fact that it is the
only town in Wales which possesses a building capable of accommodating the ...
The publication of "The Literature of the Kymry" did not, however, prevent him
from entering Eisteddfodic competitions. At the Cardiff Eisteddfod of 1 85 1 he
secured the prize for a "History of Cardiff," and obtained a similar honor at
Portmadoc ...
J Another Welsh scholar of eminence, capable of work which would have given
him a position of equality with Stephens, but whose labours were buried in the
eisteddfodic essay or fugitive periodical — the Rev. Walter Davies (" Grwallter ...
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Cambrian ... Published in the Interest of the Welsh People ...
He early developed a taste for literature, and while yet a boy, took part in
Eisteddfodic and other contests. ' Few Welsh-Americans can show a better record
as winner of Eisteddfodic prizes than Mr. Powell. At the Liverpool National
Eisteddfod, ...
The strictness and inflexibility of the Eistcddfodic poetic forms — the Awdl and the
Pryddest — daunted them not. The result is that among the successful
Eisteddfodic poets and writers of this century there appear the names of men
coming from ...
6
The Red Dragon: The National Magazine of Wales
Is it because they have not penetration enough to see the value of such
information, or does their interest in Wales and Welsh questions cease when the
incentive of an Eisteddfod prize, or of paid engagements for adjudicating on
Eisteddfodic ...
Charles Wilkins (of Merthyr-Tydfil), James Harris, 1885
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The Red dragon, the national magazine of Wales. Ed. by C. ...
Another, a printer, who was precociously clever, came out very early on the
eisteddfodic platform, and from recitations advanced to the dignity of writer of
englynion and essays. He figured also in the weekly newspaper of his district,
and few ...
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Transactions (Cofnodion a chyfansoddiadau).
They had now reached a far higher stage of intelligence than the mere
contemplation of Eisteddfodic mysteries ; their thoughts were directed to much
higher objects. It was true that their patriotism was roused, and they had a
national ambition ...
Eisteddfod genedlaethol Cymru, 1884
9
The History of the Iron, Steel, Tinplate and ... Other ...
Both were imbued with bardic and Eisteddfodic likings, and even to a late period
in his life nothing was more grateful to Roberts than to sit in the conduct of one of
those popular gatherings which brought out the native talent of the district.
Charles Wilkins (of Merthyr-Tydfil.), 1903
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Ritual, Performance, Media
That year the archdruid was so disturbed by the excessive public drinking that he
spoke against it from the maen Hog. This sort of fringe eisteddfodic performance
was memorialized in 'The Cross Foxes' by poet Harri Webb, about the 1961 ...
Felicia Hughes-Freeland, 2003
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EISTEDDFODIC»
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eisteddfodic is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: Rhydian Roberts, Aberystwyth Arts Centre
They both demonstrated that Wales' Eisteddfodic system continues to produce high quality singers. We'll hear more from these two in the next ... «Daily Post North Wales, May 15»
