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The Story of the Welsh Revival by Eyewitnesses by Evan Roberts

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Listen to these two confessions at Ammanford. The first is from a middle-aged man holding a baby in his arms: 'I used to spend three or four pounds in a single evening at the bar. I'd give my wife and children a few stray shillings now and then. I'd steal coppers from my child's money-box and spend them for beer. I was seldom sober. But, thank God, that's done with.

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