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Side 9
They contain the remains of races either long ago extinct , or of such as have so
far changed their abodes and manner of living , that the ancestors can no longer
be recognised in their descendants . ” * But only in * Natural History of Man , by ...
They contain the remains of races either long ago extinct , or of such as have so
far changed their abodes and manner of living , that the ancestors can no longer
be recognised in their descendants . ” * But only in * Natural History of Man , by ...
Side 11
During this period , a considerable variety in the manner of burying is observable
. The sword and ornaments of the deceased were laid on the ashes of the funeral
pile , were covered with a heap of stones , and in the earth raised over this ...
During this period , a considerable variety in the manner of burying is observable
. The sword and ornaments of the deceased were laid on the ashes of the funeral
pile , were covered with a heap of stones , and in the earth raised over this ...
Side 52
The investigator who has gone over the ground , examined the original
settlements and their probable extent , forming an idea of the manner in which
subsequent colonists pressed in between , and finally obliterated the traces that
they found ...
The investigator who has gone over the ground , examined the original
settlements and their probable extent , forming an idea of the manner in which
subsequent colonists pressed in between , and finally obliterated the traces that
they found ...
Side 54
The Celtic and Scandinavian names have been enriched by a very considerable
interchange . An example or two must suffice to show the manner in which this
has taken place . The English * Natural History of Man . A NAMES OF PERSONS
.
The Celtic and Scandinavian names have been enriched by a very considerable
interchange . An example or two must suffice to show the manner in which this
has taken place . The English * Natural History of Man . A NAMES OF PERSONS
.
Side 57
It seems highly probable on the whole , that when the shelter and food afforded
by the monasteries were taken away , the vagrants of the moorland districts '
commenced the manner of life which they have ever since followed . They
encamped ...
It seems highly probable on the whole , that when the shelter and food afforded
by the monasteries were taken away , the vagrants of the moorland districts '
commenced the manner of life which they have ever since followed . They
encamped ...
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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 |