Y Cymry: Braslun O'u Hanes O'r Oesoedd Boreuaf Hyd Farwolaeth Llywelyn Eu Llyw Olaf [Welsh]

Y Cymry: Braslun O'u Hanes O'r Oesoedd Boreuaf Hyd Farwolaeth Llywelyn Eu Llyw Olaf, by Thomas Stephens, John Bodvan Anwyl, Edward Anwyl, and Benjamin Davies, offers a detailed overview of Welsh history from its earliest periods to the death of Llywelyn the Last. This historical work, originally published in 1902, provides insights into the significant events, figures, and cultural developments that shaped Wales. Presented in Welsh, "Y Cymry" remains an important resource for understanding the historical narrative of the Welsh people and their land.

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