A Biographical Sketch of some of the Most Eminent Individuals which the Principality of Wales has produced since the Reformation

Transcribed from the 1836 H. Hughes edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
The Rev. ROBERT WILLIAMS, M.A.,
AUTHOR OF AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF CONWAY CASTLE.
(To whom the Cymmvodorion awarded a Silver Medal in 1831).
WITH AN ADDENDA,
CONTAINING MEMOIRS OF DR. WILLIAM OWEN PUGHE, RICHARD LLWYD, THE ANTIQUARIAN, BARDD NANTGLYN, BARDD CLOFF, AND SEVERAL OTHERS, DERIVED FROM VARIOUS AUTHENTICATED SOURCES.
LONDON: H. HUGHES, 15, ST. MARTIN’S-LE-GRAND.
1836.
METCALFF, PRINTERS, 5 GROCERS’ HALL COURT, POULTRY.
The object of this little work, is, to show to the English reader, that Wales has produced a number of highly talented and distinguished individuals; and the publication might be greatly extended, were it deemed prudent to add the names of those learned men who are still among us.
The publisher will feel obliged for any additional names, which will be inserted in a future edition.
Mr. Williams’s portion may be had printed in Welsh. Price one shilling.