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A. G. Prys-Jones papers File
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Bound typescript preliminary copy of collection.
Bound typescript preliminary copy of collection.
Branwen, the Wondrous Head, and the Birds of Rhiannon.
Branwen, the Wondrous Head, and the Birds of Rhiannon.
Broadside in Distempered, Malignant and Bedlam Times.
Broadside in Distempered, Malignant and Bedlam Times.
Bryniau Morgannwg.
Bryniau Morgannwg.
'Buccaneer Morgan the Astounding Welshman', Western Mail, (2 Sept. 1943),
'Buccaneer Morgan the Astounding Welshman', Western Mail, (2 Sept. 1943),
By Lampeter.
By Lampeter.
By the Waters of Babylon.
By the Waters of Babylon.
C. Day Lewis, 'The Poet's Task' (Oxford, 1951),
C. Day Lewis, 'The Poet's Task' (Oxford, 1951),
Carpe Diem.
Carpe Diem.
Carved Monolith on a Welsh Moor.
Carved Monolith on a Welsh Moor.
Catherine Daniel, 'The Welsh Apostolate', Llais Cyfeillion Cymru, no. 33 (Nov. 1949),
Catherine Daniel, 'The Welsh Apostolate', Llais Cyfeillion Cymru, no. 33 (Nov. 1949),
'Celebrating St David's Day', Toronto Globe and Mail, (1 March 1986),
'Celebrating St David's Day', Toronto Globe and Mail, (1 March 1986),
Charles Fitzgammon (placed earlier in published version).
Charles Fitzgammon (placed earlier in published version).
Clem ap Rhys.
Clem ap Rhys.
'Clowning in Verse': review in Liverpool Daily Post, by Gwilym Roberts, of A Little Nonsense, (1954),
'Clowning in Verse': review in Liverpool Daily Post, by Gwilym Roberts, of A Little Nonsense, (1954),
Concerning the Gnu.
Concerning the Gnu.
Cors-y-Gwaed (also known as 'The Fens of Blood').
Cors-y-Gwaed (also known as 'The Fens of Blood').
'Craftsman Poet': review of Vernon Watkins, Death Bell (London, 1954) and The Lamp and the Veil (London, 1945),
'Craftsman Poet': review of Vernon Watkins, Death Bell (London, 1954) and The Lamp and the Veil (London, 1945),
Crusader.
Crusader.
'Cultural Traditions in Wales', British Weekly (8 Feb. 1951),
'Cultural Traditions in Wales', British Weekly (8 Feb. 1951),
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