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This is the first draft of Saunders Lewis’ speech to the Caernarvon court during the court case that followed the attack on Penyberth bombing school. The jury of Welsh speakers failed to reach a verdict, and the case was sent to trial at the Old Bailey in London.

Reproduced by kind permission of Mrs Mair Jones

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