About Alice Matilda Langland Williams
Lived 1867 – 1950 (aged 82–83). Alice Matilda Langland Williams was a writer.
Alice Matilda Langland Williams, more commonly known as Alys Mallt and Y Fonesig Mallt (4 October 1867 – 28 October 1950), was a Welsh political writer and celtophile. which is a romance, but again highly patriotic. Published in 1901, it was symbolically related to the failure of the campaign for Welsh home rule which was active at this time. This is shown by the death of the Tangwysh who was trampled to death by wild ponies. She was cremated at Pontypridd and her ashes were scattered in the churchyard at Llansanffraid, Brecknockshire.
Williams influenced a new wave of women's writers along with Gwyneth Vaughan, a fellow activist and writer.
Novels One of the Royal Celts (1889) A Maid of Cymru (1901) Llyfr Penblwydd (1929)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Alice Matilda Langland Williams?
author and celtophile
When was Alice Matilda Langland Williams born?
Alice Matilda Langland Williams was born on 4 October 1867 in Oystermouth.
When did Alice Matilda Langland Williams die?
Alice Matilda Langland Williams died in 1950.
What was Alice Matilda Langland Williams's occupation?
Alice Matilda Langland Williams was a writer.
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· Wikipedia: Alice Matilda Langland Williams
· DBpedia: Alis Mallt Williams
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