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Cors Culloden in the picture - the place where Charles Stewart defeated army in April 1746 by the government army England. Many of those who fought types of small scale industries with Charles Highlanders who spoke Gaelic. As a result much of the fury of the government fell on those areas where people spoke Gaelic. One of the ways that inflammation was highlighted by the 'clear' types of small scale industries Highlands. Before 1746 there were about a quarter of the population of Scotland in Gaelic - the percentage is lower than 6% by the last decade of the Victorian era. Now the language on her knees as a community language even in its former strongholds in the Western Isles. Things types of small scale industries do not quite so bad for the Irish as a community language, but it is much, much weaker than the Welsh. West Ireland broke social cohesion even worse by the Great Famine of 1847. Around a million people died and another million had to leave as a consequence of the country. The number and the percentage fell in the Irish speaking rapidly and continuously thereafter. And that may be the difference between Wales and other Celtic countries in the UK in relation to the native language - not experienced trauma similar in Wales and is not disrupted types of small scale industries social structures in the same way.
Also interesting to consider the role played by the SPCK and all desire to spread the gospel in protestant types of small scale industries publications. The language is written on a scale hit at the same time the loss of thousands of Irish speakers. 11:40 am
Yes - it is possible that the Welsh breed status width 'official' in some aspects of Victorian life - although types of small scale industries there was no recognition of the Welsh in governing circles / administration official etc. of course. 11:58 for
Ma religion is quite important in the whole thing. The Irish, and a number of Gaelic speakers, types of small scale industries Catholic types of small scale industries and to some extent also, therefore, a large group and ddrwgddybiai'r government, and considered a threat, well into the 19th century. The Welsh were staunch Protestants long time since then. Moreover, the Bible is important here, but not just because it is available in Welsh. A reading types of small scale industries of the Bible is an important part of Protestantism, much more than Catholicism. The fact that the Welsh are the most important book to read constantly something large in favor of the language - if speakers of other Celtic languages - in particular Gaelic, Irish and Breton - with that tradition, like the three languages could boss kewn sefyllda stronger today. 7:05 pm
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