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And to Mr. Ferguson's work , any person desirous of seeing Norse well advocated - Norse against " all England " -is referred . It has been the author's endeavour , in the revisal of his papers , without diminishing the information they ...
And to Mr. Ferguson's work , any person desirous of seeing Norse well advocated - Norse against " all England " -is referred . It has been the author's endeavour , in the revisal of his papers , without diminishing the information they ...
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Almost all north Germany , parts of England and Holland , the west and south of France , Portugal and Spain , contain Stone graves coinciding with those of Denmark ; and the contents are everywhere the same . The peculiar graves of the ...
Almost all north Germany , parts of England and Holland , the west and south of France , Portugal and Spain , contain Stone graves coinciding with those of Denmark ; and the contents are everywhere the same . The peculiar graves of the ...
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The sepulchres of this class are known as " cromlechs ; " they are so called in Ireland and Wales , and the name is current in the archæology of England . STONE GRAVES OF BRITAIN .. The description of a burial 99 The first Colonisation ...
The sepulchres of this class are known as " cromlechs ; " they are so called in Ireland and Wales , and the name is current in the archæology of England . STONE GRAVES OF BRITAIN .. The description of a burial 99 The first Colonisation ...
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Rugged and unattractive , the most inhospitable portion of primæval England , we can scarcely imagine it to have been peopled , except by the overflowing of the more favoured districts . Such an inference is , however , not borne out by ...
Rugged and unattractive , the most inhospitable portion of primæval England , we can scarcely imagine it to have been peopled , except by the overflowing of the more favoured districts . Such an inference is , however , not borne out by ...
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In short they were to Ireland what the Angles , at a later period , were to England . Their invasion of Caledonia finally transferred the name to that country . It is very probable they were Celtiberians , as their migration from Spain ...
In short they were to Ireland what the Angles , at a later period , were to England . Their invasion of Caledonia finally transferred the name to that country . It is very probable they were Celtiberians , as their migration from Spain ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient and Modern: The People, Dialect, Superstitions and Customs |
| Forfatter | Jeremiah Sullivan |
| Udgiver | Whittaker and Company, 1857 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Det bayerske statsbibliotek |
| Digitaliseret | 8. sep 2009 |
| Længde | 171 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |