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Summary

Trysorfa Gwybodaeth (Caernarfon)

Title

Trysorfa Gwybodaeth (Caernarfon)

Volume

Part. II - January 1 1808

Publisher

s. t.]

Description

English: A quarterly Welsh language general periodical that mainly published religious, literary and antiquarian articles, alongside poetry. The periodical was edited by the poet and man of letters, David Thomas (Dafydd Ddu Eryri, 1759-1822) and the cleric and man of letters, Peter Bailey Williams (1763-1836).

Cymraeg: Cylchgrawn cyffredinol chwarterol, Cymraeg ei iaith, a oedd yn bennaf yn cyhoeddi erthyglau crefyddol, llenyddol a hynafiaethol, ynghyd a barddoniaeth. Golygwyd y cylchgrawn gan y bardd a llenor, David Thomas (Dafydd Ddu Eryri, 1759-1822) a'r clerigwr a llenor, Peter Bailey Williams (1763-1836).

Publication date

1808

Collection

National Library of Wales

	Native name	Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
	Location	Aberystwyth
	Coordinates	52° 24′ 51.67″ N, 4° 04′ 55.87″ W
	Established	1907
	Website	https://www.library.wales
	Authority file	: Q666063 VIAF: 139269948 ISNI: 0000000406057171 LCCN: n50062130 OSM: 553399 GND: 1005759-6 WorldCat

Source

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