Wanderings in Wales

This volume presents six stories by Thomas Richards (1800-1877), Dolgellau, about life in rural Wales during the Romantic period. They were first published in The New European Magazine between 1822 and 1823. This is the first time, these stories have been collected into a single volume. No. I.—The Funeral. No. II.—Sunrise from Cader Idris. No. III.—The Spectre of Pont Vathu. No. IV.—Anna of Llynn. No. V.—The Gipsies of Mowddwy. No. VI.—The Snow Storm.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.17613/havkt-j1d73
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Historical Studies of British Isles
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Wanderings in Wales

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Abstract

This volume presents six stories by Thomas Richards (1800-1877), Dolgellau, about life in rural Wales during the Romantic period. They were first published in The New European Magazine between 1822 and 1823. This is the first time, these stories have been collected into a single volume. No. I.—The Funeral. No. II.—Sunrise from Cader Idris. No. III.—The Spectre of Pont Vathu. No. IV.—Anna of Llynn. No. V.—The Gipsies of Mowddwy. No. VI.—The Snow Storm.

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