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Side 4
... or the relative position of the place , furnishes the name . Therefore never ( or
rarely ) does a people name itself or its own country . No child , for example , was
ever known to ask Cultran Cultram reign of and Celt The sub : shows th But are ...
... or the relative position of the place , furnishes the name . Therefore never ( or
rarely ) does a people name itself or its own country . No child , for example , was
ever known to ask Cultran Cultram reign of and Celt The sub : shows th But are ...
Side 7
The latter term will be used where the process of mixture or absorption is known
to have been going on . The Cumbrian people , or the English people , will hold
good , where race there is none . Nation will only be applied in reference to that ...
The latter term will be used where the process of mixture or absorption is known
to have been going on . The Cumbrian people , or the English people , will hold
good , where race there is none . Nation will only be applied in reference to that ...
Side 8
At the present day , we find on the southern stream remnants of three races that
cannot be connected with each other , nor with any other known people : the
Basques , or descendants of the Iberians , the Etruscans , whose language only ...
At the present day , we find on the southern stream remnants of three races that
cannot be connected with each other , nor with any other known people : the
Basques , or descendants of the Iberians , the Etruscans , whose language only ...
Side 9
But not so with the succeeding immigrants who poured into Europe for at least
two thousand years , all of whom are clearly traceable to Asia , and belong to the
great family of nations known as the IndoEuropean . Between the northern slope
...
But not so with the succeeding immigrants who poured into Europe for at least
two thousand years , all of whom are clearly traceable to Asia , and belong to the
great family of nations known as the IndoEuropean . Between the northern slope
...
Side 13
In the south we find them in contact with , and a terror to , the Greek - Latin race ,
in Spain mixing with the ancestors of the Basques , where they were known as
the Celtiberians . And as various evidences tend to show , in the north they were
...
In the south we find them in contact with , and a terror to , the Greek - Latin race ,
in Spain mixing with the ancestors of the Basques , where they were known as
the Celtiberians . And as various evidences tend to show , in the north they were
...
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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 |