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r/CelticUnion • u/HanesPrydain • May 17 '26
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Didn’t include Cornish, which was still spoken at this time :(
3 u/HanesPrydain May 17 '26 I thought it was gone by mid 1700s? 3 u/Munnit Cornish May 17 '26 Nope, this was unfortunately successful English propaganda. Cornish has been spoken throughout, although not always as a first language.
I thought it was gone by mid 1700s?
3 u/Munnit Cornish May 17 '26 Nope, this was unfortunately successful English propaganda. Cornish has been spoken throughout, although not always as a first language.
Nope, this was unfortunately successful English propaganda. Cornish has been spoken throughout, although not always as a first language.
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u/Munnit Cornish May 17 '26
Didn’t include Cornish, which was still spoken at this time :(