Essays in Welsh Literature
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— 35 — zine is given both in English and Welsh ; this fact seems to point out that articles in both languages ap- peared in it. We are not, however, in a position to say anything more concerning it as we never saw one of the numbers.
We come now to the fourth attempt in Welsh per- iodical literature. The Geirgrawn was the first monthly magazine in the language. The editor was the Rev.
David Davies, a Congregational minister, who was set- tled at Holywell, Flintshire. Davies was a native of Carm...arthenshire, South Wales. He was for some time in Monmouthshire and removed to Holywell in 1790, where he remained for about ten years. It is little we know of him, but it is certain that he was at Holy- well in 1796. There is an advertisement on some of the covers of the magazine stating that it was the intention of the editor to publish a translation of Luther's com- mentary on the Galatians with a life of the author, which was " translated for the benefit of the Welsh people by D. Davies, minister of the Gospel at Holywell." The fact that the " Geirgrawn" was printed at Chester is a proof that Davies was at the time in Holywell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 35 — zine is given both in English and Welsh ; this fact seems to point out that articles in both languages ap- peared in it. We are not, however, in a position to say anything more concerning it as we never saw one of the numbers.
We come now to the fourth attempt in Welsh per- iodical literature. The Geirgrawn was the first monthly magazine in the language. The editor was the Rev.
David Davies, a Congregational minister, who was set- tled at Holywell, Flintshire. Davies was a native of Carm...arthenshire, South Wales. He was for some time in Monmouthshire and removed to Holywell in 1790, where he remained for about ten years. It is little we know of him, but it is certain that he was at Holy- well in 1796. There is an advertisement on some of the covers of the magazine stating that it was the intention of the editor to publish a translation of Luther's com- mentary on the Galatians with a life of the author, which was " translated for the benefit of the Welsh people by D. Davies, minister of the Gospel at Holywell." The fact that the " Geirgrawn" was printed at Chester is a proof that Davies was at the time in Holywell.
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