웨일즈에서 1704년

1704 in Wales

이 기사는 1704년도웨일스와 그 국민들에게 특별한 의미에 관한 것이다.

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  • John Morgan - Bloeddnad Ofnadwy yr Utcon Diweddaf(후기 출판)[12]
  • 로버트 넬슨 - 영국 교회[13] 축제와 금식의 동반자

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참조

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