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Celtic . Cumbrian . Cambro - Celtic ABBREVIATIONS . Compare . Celtiberian . Cornish . Danish . iii . Diminutive . English . Equivalent to . French . G. Ger . Goth . Gr . H. C. It . L. Lat . N. Nor . Obs . Pr . Prov . Rus . Sans . Swed .
Celtic . Cumbrian . Cambro - Celtic ABBREVIATIONS . Compare . Celtiberian . Cornish . Danish . iii . Diminutive . English . Equivalent to . French . G. Ger . Goth . Gr . H. C. It . L. Lat . N. Nor . Obs . Pr . Prov . Rus . Sans . Swed .
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The Cumbrian people , or the English people , will hold good , where race there is none . Nation will only be applied in reference to that feeling of nationality which shall be explained in a subsequent chapter .
The Cumbrian people , or the English people , will hold good , where race there is none . Nation will only be applied in reference to that feeling of nationality which shall be explained in a subsequent chapter .
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Its effects are sufficiently ample in the Romance languages , in Anglo - Saxon orthography , and in the pronunciation of modern English . That this influence belongs to the north is tolerably evident ; and seeing that it is almost ...
Its effects are sufficiently ample in the Romance languages , in Anglo - Saxon orthography , and in the pronunciation of modern English . That this influence belongs to the north is tolerably evident ; and seeing that it is almost ...
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The Ger . burg , a castle , is from berg , a hill ; whence the English " borough . " The Rus . gorad ( grad ) , a city , is from gara , a hill , as Nóvgarad , the new city , Biolgrad , the white city , and the Ger . Stuttgart .
The Ger . burg , a castle , is from berg , a hill ; whence the English " borough . " The Rus . gorad ( grad ) , a city , is from gara , a hill , as Nóvgarad , the new city , Biolgrad , the white city , and the Ger . Stuttgart .
Side 39
39 This shows clearly the origin of Watling Street , the Roman road from London to Chester , which was transferred in English times to the Milky Way . Grimm wonders who were the Watlings , the proprietors of two such famous streets !
39 This shows clearly the origin of Watling Street , the Roman road from London to Chester , which was transferred in English times to the Milky Way . Grimm wonders who were the Watlings , the proprietors of two such famous streets !
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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 |