27 February 2011

CARADOG CELTIC WARRIOR AND FIRST WELSH PATRIOT With Info On Caer Caradog..


  2. Links thank to Google:

First off Vercingetorix, as I want you to consider why no statue of Caradog in Wales

similar to the Celtic hero of Gaul and as good as the Boudica statue in London.

Then what's to be done about that? In mean time note Caer Caradog could be idea for an

escape on the 29 April, anywhere other than Adam Phillips nonsense at 'Internment' Camp

Corris and

parading about in Machynlleth, these are under Patriotic Boycott for reasons set

out in

previous posts and in Welsh Remembrancer?

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  1. Vercingetorix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Vercingetorix c. 82 BC – 46 BC) was the chieftain of the Arverni tribe, who united the Gauls in an ultimately unsuccessful revolt against Roman forces ...
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  2. Caratacus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    The legendary Welsh character Caradog ap Bran and the legendary British king Arvirargus may be .... The Dark Island, the second book in his Celtic Tetralogy. ... Eigon, in Barbara Erskine's time-slip novel, The Warrior's Princess, pub. ...
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  5. EBK: Bran Fendigaid alias Bendigeitvran, God of Regeneration

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  7. Barbara Erskine - The 'Real' Caratacus - A brief overview

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  9. The Roman invasion of Wales

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    Celts: The Catuvellauni :: 0 A.D. :: Wildfire Games

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    About Brigantia - Celtic re-enactment

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    The image of the combat-hardened Celtic warrior, thirsty for battle and the spoils of .... (also 'Caradawc' or Caradog) was the main resistance in the west. ...
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    CAER CARADOG INFORMATION

    Caer Caradoc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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