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A journal of Radical Nationalist Writtings;Patriotic Political Philosophy and theory as to ways forward for the 'Alternative Nationalist Movement and Struggle'. Commenting much on ANM&S decline and demise in an age of ''Devolution Dilettantism'' amidst the debris of To Dream of Freedom. A Companion Reader for potential future 'Adfywiadwyr Gwladgarol'. Towards a New Welsh Republicanism, Movement and Struggle.

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l y Sais Bach 1826. A Feature On Line. On the 24 May 1826, after months of direct action against enclosures on Mynydd Bach, Ceredigion, a youth sounded an horn from atop Mynydd Bach. Siaci Ifan y Gof was the youths name, and the sound of the horn was a signal for the people to assemble on Mynydd Bach to engage it what would be the final conflict against the enclosures on the mountain. However, far from end of the story of Siaci Ifan y Gof and others who had engaged in decisive action of 24 May 1826.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaros%C5%82aw_D%C4%85browski For further information on the Paris Commune, see Red Remembrancer at http://redremembrancer.blogspot.com
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r. From the 16th century to the 18th Century Wales as other countries of the British Isles was to witness land enclosure and subsequently Tennant Farmer and Peasant small holder resistance to the gentry land grabbing of common and unused highland wastes. It was resistance to Land enclosures in Caio, West Wales that led to the rallying call of 'Trech Gwlad Nag Arglwydd'. Wales did not witness a land grab on the scale of the Highland Clearences, nor a violent land war has took place in Ireland. Although land disturbences and riots were many throughout the land, not least on Mynydd Bach, Ceredigion in 1826, see book cover opposite. Do obtain, it's an excellent read, it's a pity that there is no good account of Land Enclosures in Wales, there is the book 'Before Rebecca' by David J.V. Jones. On subject of the Rebecca Rural Revolt you will find much on the web, below is a photo of recently unvieled photo of Rebecca Riotors attacking a gate. The Wooden Sculpture is in the West Wales Village of San Cler/Saint Clear, it's great to see our Social History being commemorated this way but I remember a time when it was not.