Re: Welsh translation?

[Lisa Grimm <lisa@LISAGRIMM.COM>]

Hi --

I used to live in rural Wales and I believe it's something like 'The  
Truth Against the World'  and the date is January 4, 1876 -- you  
probably got that part already.  I'm a bit rusty on the rest but 'I  
Ddwddfwfa' appears often in 'official' policy statements and the like  
in modern Welsh publications if that helps.

I did actually know a Cenadwri, so the name is still somewhat current  
in the more Welsh-speaking parts of the country -- there probably  
aren't many here in PA anymore.  I'm sure someone more up-to-date on  
the language can fill in (and/or correct) the rest.

Cheers,
Lisa

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Lisa Grimm
http://www.lisagrimm.com/cv.html




On Sep 19, 2006, at 7:40 AM, Powers Rare Books wrote:

> Throwing myself at the mercy of the group, is there anyone who  
> would be able and willing to translate a Welsh title-page for me?
>
> "Y Gwir Yn Erbyn Y Byd."  Cenadwri J. F. Hartranft, I Ddeddfwrfa  
> Pennsylvania, Ionawr 4, 1876.  Hyde Park:  Argraffwyd yn Swyddfa- 
> Baner America, 1876.
>
> Many thanks,
> Greg Powers
> Powers Rare Books