File A/47-58. - Bryan, R[obert],

Devil's Bridge / Alexandria / Venice / Cairo. Greeting (post)cards [A/47-9]. He comments on the defeat of the Turks [A/50], and on the recent meeting of Cymdeithas Awen a Chân [A/51]. The writer has read EMH's remarks on Y Beirniad and states his opinion of the new school of poets, and of Cofiant Emrys ab Iwan [A/51]. RB congratulates EMH on his appointment as editor of Y Goleuad [A/52-3], and gives an account of his journey to Alexandria [A/53]. He discusses the political situation in Britain and the drama competition at the National Eisteddfod, and also asks EMH to correct the proofs of an article and poem that he has sent for publication in Cymru [A/54]. The writer congratulates EMH on Y Goleuad, and encloses a tribute to the late David Jenkins [A/56]. Robert Bryan has not seen [T.] Gwyn[n Jones's] book on Welsh literature. He regrets the adverse influence that Germany has had on learning and education, and encloses recollections of Sir Edward Anwyl and Sir John Rhys [A/57]. He encloses Dr Zwener's reply to a letter in Y Goleuad (not included), and deplores the attack made on Lloyd George by the editor of the Daily News. [A/58]. Welsh.