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Welsh outlook

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Vol. 4, No. 7 July 1917

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Notes of the month View Article
Science and the Celtic tradition L. Winstanley. View Article
French in the Welsh secondary schools Annie Ffoulkes. View Article
"God, the invisible king." By a minister. View Article
Oriau hiraeth : I. Atgof. II. Godre'r Berwyn. III. Y gwynt. R. Williams Parry. View Article
Wells Cathedral : West front View Article
Figures from resurrection tier, west front, Wells View Article
Is Welsh home rule coming ? J. Arthur Price. View Article
The future of Constantinople : A city of peace ? Harold Peake. View Article
Bayonets W. Dyfed Parry. View Article
A May day Thomas Quayle. View Article
Welsh poetry : Profiad y milwr. (yn nhafodiaith Cwm Rhondda) "Welwch chwi fi ?" Milwyn. View Article
National service for the women of Wales M. H. Mackworth. View Article
A spring song of Suffolk E. Roland Williams. View Article
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Community : A sociological study. Book review. H.J.W.Hetherington. View Article
Deffro! mae'n ddydd! Book review. View Article
The transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion. Session 1915-16. Book review. View Article
Woman's effort. Book review. A.F. View Article
History of Serbia. Book review. J. E. Lloyd. View Article
Italy : Mediæval and modern. Book review. View Article
The man who saw, and other poems arising out of the war. Book review. Gilbert Norwood. View Article
Is there a poetic view of the world ? Poems. Book review. View Article
Report of the conference on new ideals in education. Book review. View Article
Who can be happy and free in Russia ? Book review. View Article
The future of Constantinople. Book review. View Article
The progress of capitalism in England Book review. M.L. View Article
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