America Discovered by the Welsh in 1170 A.D

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Good Press, 6. dec. 2019 - 185 strani
This book tells the tale of Madoc ab Owain Gwynedd, a Welsh prince who, according to Welsh folklore, sailed to America in 1170, several centuries before Christopher Columbus. The legend suggests that Madoc fled from violence at home and embarked on a sea voyage, eventually reaching the Americas. The Madoc story evolved from a medieval tradition about a Welsh hero's voyage, and gained prominence during the Elizabethan era when English and Welsh writers used it as evidence of England's prior discovery and legal possession of North America. The book delves into the history and mythology surrounding this intriguing legend, examining its origins, evolution, and cultural significance.
 

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PREFACE
THE MIGRATIONS OF THE WELSH
BY WHOM WAS AMERICA FIRST PEOPLED?
THE VOYAGES OF PRINCE MADOC
SUPPORTED BY WELSH AND OTHER HISTORIANS
THE NARRATIVE OF REV MORGAN JONES
THE NARRATIVE OF REV CHARLES BEATTY
THE WELSH INDIANS MOVING WEST
MAURICE GRIFFITHS AND HIS COMPANIONS EXPERIENCE
CAPTAIN ISAAC STUARTGOVERNORS SEVIER AND DINWIDDIEGENERAL MORGAN LEWISTHEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE WELSH IND...
WHO ARE THEY?
WELSH BLOOD IN THE AZTECS
THE MOQUIS MOHAVES AND MODOCS
SIGNS OF FREEMASONRY AMONG INDIANS
THE WELSH LANGUAGE AMONG AMERICAN INDIANS
THE WELSH OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

THE DISPERSION OF THE WELSH INDIANS
ADDRESS OF REV DAVID JONES TO GENERAL ST CLAIRS BRIGADE AT TICONDEROGA WHEN THE ENEMY WERE HOURLY EXPECT...

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