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Side 8
... and for want of iron , made arrows with bone points . We have reason to believe that the four races enumerated , were the first inhabitants of Europe . INDO - EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION . 9 The imperfect notices of 99 99 99 Ancient Europe.
... and for want of iron , made arrows with bone points . We have reason to believe that the four races enumerated , were the first inhabitants of Europe . INDO - EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION . 9 The imperfect notices of 99 99 99 Ancient Europe.
Side 12
Thus from these investigations we learn , that whilst the first inhabitants of Denmark and northern Europe lay along the coast and subsisted on hunting and fishing , only the people of the second period were enabled by their metal ...
Thus from these investigations we learn , that whilst the first inhabitants of Denmark and northern Europe lay along the coast and subsisted on hunting and fishing , only the people of the second period were enabled by their metal ...
Side 14
He divides the natives into two parts : the inland people , or aborigines , and the inhabitants of the coast , whom he apparently supposes to be all Belgæ . It is quite probable that some of the tribe named did migrate to the opposite ...
He divides the natives into two parts : the inland people , or aborigines , and the inhabitants of the coast , whom he apparently supposes to be all Belgæ . It is quite probable that some of the tribe named did migrate to the opposite ...
Side 16
These evidences strongly support the conjecture , that the unknown people were a Tatár tribe , and were mixed with the earlier division of the Celtic immigrants . It has always been supposed that the earliest inhabitants ...
These evidences strongly support the conjecture , that the unknown people were a Tatár tribe , and were mixed with the earlier division of the Celtic immigrants . It has always been supposed that the earliest inhabitants ...
Side 17
17 Comparing the language of the west of Ireland with the oldest names belonging to the ancient history of the east of Britain , we find that the first inhabitants of both islands were the same people . And in fact all the seafaring ...
17 Comparing the language of the west of Ireland with the oldest names belonging to the ancient history of the east of Britain , we find that the first inhabitants of both islands were the same people . And in fact all the seafaring ...
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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 |