John Lewis In the 1800s, there lived a Welsh educator and writer named John Lewis. Focused on the Welsh cultural traditions and the Welsh language, Lewis was primarily known for his role as a language professor. A product of Abergwili, Carmarthenshire, Wales, Jhn Lewis was born in 1837. He obtained his education from the University of Wales and then energetically served as a headmaster and teacher at various schools across the country. In the late 19th century, Lewis played a pivotal role in the Welsh language revival movement, using his passion for promoting Welsh culture to advocate for its use in both schools and public life. As a member of the Welsh Language Society, Lewis tirelessly worked to elevate the language's status. Many still celebrate his contributions to Welsh education and culture, cementing his legacy as a critical figure in the history of Welsh.  Read More Read Less