Sunday, January 5, 8:30–10:30 a.m.
American Society of Church History Session 27
Celtic Identity and Religion from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries
Palmer House, Burnham Room 2
Supported by a grant from The British Academy
Chair: Mark Noll, Wheaton College
Papers: "Keeping the Faith": The Catholic Press and the
Preservation of Celtic Identity in Britain in the Late Nineteenth
Century
Joan Allen, University of Newcastle
"A good place to train up children amongst sober people": The Journal of
John Bevan. Welsh Quakers, Emigrants, and Early Modern Pennsylvania
Richard Allen, University of Northumbria
Presbyterians, Pipers, and Poets: Scottish Cultural Identity in the North
East of England, c. 1871–1961
John A. Burnett, University of Sunderland
An American Celt: The Life and Career of Dom Illtud Evans
Trystan Owain Hughes, Trinity College, Carmarthen
Comment: John Ellis, University of Michigan at Flint
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