...Cambrensis as " a people brave and robust, ever hostile to the Welsh, anxious to seek gain by sea and laud in defiance of fatigue and danger ; a hardy race, equally fitted for the plough or the sword, well versed in commerce and woollen manufactures." Hollinshed, who states that they arrived in England...

...English tongue, and conformed 'to English customs. He notes at Haverford, of Milford Haven, " a people well versed in commerce and woollen manufactories...the plough or the sword ; a people brave and happy," &e. He remarks their constant wars with the pastoral and semicivilized Welsh. But he has curious stories...

...ever most hostile to the Welsh, a people, I say, well versed in commerce and woollen manufactures, a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land in Defiance...of fatigue and danger, a hardy race equally fitted tor the plough or the sword, a people brave and prosperous." Introduced into England under the protection...

...versed in commerce and woollen manufactures, a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land indefiance of fatigue and danger, a hardy race equally fitted for the plough or the sword, a people brave and prosperous." Introduced into England under the protection of Matilda, the mother of Henry, about the...

...and woollen manufactures ; a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land, in defiance of fatigue or danger ; a hardy race, equally fitted for the plough...Wales (as it ought to have been) had been dear to its sovereigns." Even so late as at the commencement of the present century a marked difference, it is...

...most hostile to the Welsh, — " a people, I say, well versed in commerce and woollen manufactures ; a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land, in defiance of fatigue or danger ; a hardy race, equally fitted for the plough or the sword ; a people brave and happy, if...

...ever most hostile to the Welsh ; a people, I say, well versed in commerce and woollen manufactures, a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land, in defiance...race equally fitted for the plough or the sword.' With this glowing eulogy of their own countryman we take leave of these interesting people, merely...

...the early settlers came, is described as ' a people well versed in commerce and woollen-manufacture, a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land in defiance of fatigue and danger ' ; 3 but though there is some evidence that in the thirteenth century Ireland exported cloth and cloaks...

...the early settlers came, is described as ' a people well versed in commerce and woollen-manufacture, a people anxious to seek gain by sea or land in defiance of fatigue and danger';3 but though there is some evidence that in the thirteenth century Ireland exported cloth and...

...people, ever most hostile to the Welsh — a people well versed in commerce and woollen manufactures, anxious to seek gain by sea or land, in defiance of...race, equally fitted for the plough or the sword." Suppose we take a steamer from the charming little seaport town of Tenby, and follow the coastline...