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(Encyclopedia)Eryri, Wales: see Snowdon.Dyer, John
(Encyclopedia)Dyer, John, 1700?–1758, English nature poet, b. Wales. He is best known for the topographical poem Grongar Hill (1726). ...Abersychan
(Encyclopedia)Abersychan, Wales: see Pontypool. ...Brecknock
(Encyclopedia)Brecknock: see Brecon, Wales.Brecknockshire
(Encyclopedia)Brecknockshire: see Breconshire, Wales. ...Menevia
(Encyclopedia)Menevia, Wales: see Saint David's. ...Aberavon
(Encyclopedia)Aberavon, Wales: see Port Talbot. ...Plinlimon
(Encyclopedia)Plinlimon: see Plynlimon, mountain, Wales. ...Usk
(Encyclopedia)Usk, river, c.60 mi (100 km) long, rising in the Black Mts., S Wales and flowing generally SE to Bristol Channel near Newport. The upper Usk is noted for its beauty and its excellent fishing. It is th...Mann, Heinrich
(Encyclopedia)Mann, Heinrich hīnˈrĭkh män [key], 1871–1950, German novelist; older brother of Thomas Mann. He was a prolific author; themes of social criticism dominate his works. The Poor (1917, tr. 1917) an...Browse by Subject
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