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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ST. DAVID'S DAY, 1st MARCH - Celebrating Wales


While I'm working on my next Greek history blog (it is coming, don't worry), and since British history isn't my specialty (yet?), I thought I'd share a few videos about Wales and Saint David, since today is Saint David's Day!

This is just a one-off blog mini-series on Britain's Patron Saints and I'll be back to my regular posts ASAP.

In the meantime, hope you enjoy!

CYMRU AM BYTH!

(= "Wales Forever")


(I do NOT own ANY of these videos)

"National Anthem: Wales - Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau" (Old Land of my Fathers)

Composed by James James, 1856
Video uploaded by "Ian Berwick"


"History Summarised: Wales"

Video uploaded by "Overly Sarcastic Productions"

 

"Do the Little Things: Saint David of Wales the Miracle Worker"

Video uploaded by "Trisagion Films"

 

"The Welsh Flag: History and Meaning of The Red Dragon Flag"

Video uploaded by "History with Hilbert"

 

"What Happened to the Old Welsh Flag?"

Video uploaded by "History with Hilbert"

 

"Ten Minute English and British History #12 - The Conquest of Wales and the Birth of Parliament"

Video uploaded by "Ten Minute History"


My next post on Britain's Patron Saints will be on Saint Patrick of Ireland (17th March)
My next post on Greco-Persian history will be on the Ionian Revolt (499 - 493 BC)

Check out my previous post on Darius the Great of Persia:

https://www.publish0x.com/ancient-greek-and-roman-history/darius-the-great-part-ii-expanding-an-empire-xdndkeq

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YouveBeenGreeked
YouveBeenGreeked

Specialising in Ancient and Classical Greek, Persian and Roman studies, particularly military history.


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