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**Amirmsheesk** · 12-05-2009, 01:52 AM

Possibly, but we don't actually know that do we...?

The English subjugation of Wales was a foregone conclusion since the time of Lewellyn Fawr. It was just a matter of which English king was going to get it done.

Born in Wales, therefore Welsh.

Monmouth Castle had been held by the English since the mid-13th century. This is like saying Andrew Jackson was a Waxhaws Indian because he happened to be born on land they once owned.

She was the last of the Tudors, of course... Of course, I'm just not sure what your initial statement is supposed to mean.

12-05-2009, 01:52 AM	#8
Amirmsheesk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 530 Senior Member	Possibly, but we don't actually know that do we...? The English subjugation of Wales was a foregone conclusion since the time of Lewellyn Fawr. It was just a matter of which English king was going to get it done. Born in Wales, therefore Welsh. Monmouth Castle had been held by the English since the mid-13th century. This is like saying Andrew Jackson was a Waxhaws Indian because he happened to be born on land they once owned. She was the last of the Tudors, of course... Of course, I'm just not sure what your initial statement is supposed to mean.
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