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Side 4
Comparisons of languages have shown that peoples widely spread over the
globe are closely allied , and unquestionably of a common origin , whilst peoples
separated only by a stream have frequently no apparent connexion of language ...
Comparisons of languages have shown that peoples widely spread over the
globe are closely allied , and unquestionably of a common origin , whilst peoples
separated only by a stream have frequently no apparent connexion of language ...
Side 12
... reason for this is , that the Bronze age lasted into the eighth century . But this
age may have been common to Celts and Goths , as the fact of an equality of
culture EXTENSION OF THE CELTS . 13 makes evident . Moreover 12 THE
PEOPLE .
... reason for this is , that the Bronze age lasted into the eighth century . But this
age may have been common to Celts and Goths , as the fact of an equality of
culture EXTENSION OF THE CELTS . 13 makes evident . Moreover 12 THE
PEOPLE .
Side 24
Those traces of the plough that have been observed on hills and commons
uncultivated even at the present day , belong to this early period , and show that
agriculture had made progress on the lands of the first colonists . But the
phenomenon ...
Those traces of the plough that have been observed on hills and commons
uncultivated even at the present day , belong to this early period , and show that
agriculture had made progress on the lands of the first colonists . But the
phenomenon ...
Side 32
Welsh and Irish have in common a number of initial changes which are still
inexplicable to the philologist ; but as some of these are euphonic , they cannot
be considered foreign to the stock . But , besides these , the Celtic languages
have ...
Welsh and Irish have in common a number of initial changes which are still
inexplicable to the philologist ; but as some of these are euphonic , they cannot
be considered foreign to the stock . But , besides these , the Celtic languages
have ...
Side 39
0 , sell ) , and perhaps was more common than is supposed . Cf. pole ,
Cambridgeshire ( venta pul ) the market - town on the er . Windermere I am
disposed to refer to the same origin . REAY , H. C. reidh , an opening or clear
space in a wood ...
0 , sell ) , and perhaps was more common than is supposed . Cf. pole ,
Cambridgeshire ( venta pul ) the market - town on the er . Windermere I am
disposed to refer to the same origin . REAY , H. C. reidh , an opening or clear
space in a wood ...
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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 |