Welsh Piety: Or, The Needful Charity Of Promoting The Salvation Of The Poor. Being An Account Of The Rise, Method, And Progress Of The Circulating Wel (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247520216)

Welsh Piety offers a detailed account of the circulating Welsh charity schools, focusing on their establishment, operational methods, and advancements. Written in three letters, the book highlights the importance of promoting salvation among the poor through education and religious instruction. Griffith Jones provides insights into the nature and antiquity of the British (Welsh) language, emphasizing its cultural and historical significance. This work provides valuable context for understanding the religious and educational landscape of 18th-century Wales, shedding light on efforts to improve literacy and spiritual well-being among the underprivileged. It remains a significant historical document for scholars interested in the history of education, religious movements, and the Welsh language.

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