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British Library

P006443

Text in Welsh. Title repeated as caption in each monthly issue. Imprint lacks year of publication; year date given in title. Imprints vary; no. 6 (July 1796) gives different booksellers names: E. Carnes, Treffynnon; E. Edwards, Ruthin; T. Roden, Dinbych; A. Tye, Wrexham; while keeping earlier names except for W. Edwards and O. Owen. The LOndon names also differ: D. Price, rhif. 25, Walbrook, A.D.A.P. Davies, rhif. 5, Wooley-Street, Gerllaw Pont, Llundain. Price follows imprint in brackets: Gwerth pedair ceiniog. Volume number follows title. With continuous pagination. Note following title, roughly translated, states the purpose of the publication is to expand knowledge, morality, affection, and tranquility throughout Wales. The magazine includes natural philosophy, among other subjects; the Dict. of Welsh Biog. calls it: 'pronouncedly Radical in its views'. One issue includes a Welsh version of La Marseillaise.

Caerlleon Chester, England]: argraphwyd ac ar werth gan W. Minshull: ar werth-hefyd gan R. Carnes, Treffynnon; W. Edwards, Croesoswallt; O.Owens, Caernarfon; J. Ross, ac J. Daniel, Caerfyrddin; a chan bawb Llyfrwerthwyr trwy Guymru: a chan G. Sael, Rhif. 192, Strand, Llundain, 1796]. v.; 22 cm (8 )