Addresses, &c. of G. Arbour Stephens,

Holograph and/or typescript copies of addresses by George Arbour Stephens, M.D., Swansea, including 'Was Dozmare Pool a Celtic lake of the Underworld?', published in Folk Lore, March, 1935, 'A Green Cross Service for the Celtic Fringe', delivered at the Celtic Congress, Isle of Man, 4 July, 1935, 'The Topographical Importance of Kidwelly and the Burry Estuary in connection with the Arthurian Romances. Caerwen as the old name for Kidwelly', published in The Carmarthen Journal, 25 November, 1938, and 'Radnorshire as a Centre of Celtic Mythology', delivered to the Radnorshire Antiquarian Society at Llandrindod, 2 December, 1938; together with some miscellaneous papers of G. Arbour Stephens, including army certificates, 1897-1918, notices of the leet court with view of frank-pledge of the borough and manor of Swansea, 1919-31, etc.

George Arbour Stephens (1870-1945), physician and cardiologist.

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George Arbour Stephens (1870-1945), physician and cardiologist.

Title based on contents.

Preferred citation: NLW MS 11078D

January 2009.

Description compiled by Bethan Ifans for the retrospective conversion project of NLW MSS. The following sources were used in the compilation of this description: Handlist of Manuscripts in the National Library of Wales, Volume III (Aberystwyth, 1961); Artfact WWW site; Ordnance Survey WWW site;

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See also G. Arbour Stephens, 'New Light on the Arthurian Battlefields', a lecture delivered at the Royal Institution of South Wales, Swansea, 17th March 1938, and which originally appeared in the Swansea and West Wales Guardian.

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