The History of Nations, Том 11Henry Cabot Lodge P.F.Collier, 1906 |
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... sent some offshoots into Wales . At present the languages derived from that of the Goidels are the Gaelic of the Highlands , the Manx of the Isle of Man , and the Erse of Ireland . The only language now spoken in the British Isles which ...
... sent some offshoots into Wales . At present the languages derived from that of the Goidels are the Gaelic of the Highlands , the Manx of the Isle of Man , and the Erse of Ireland . The only language now spoken in the British Isles which ...
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... sent Aulus Plautius . Where one tribe has gained supremacy over others , it is always easy for a civilized power to gain allies among the tribes which have been subdued . Aulus Plautius now enlisted on his side the Regni , who dwelt in ...
... sent Aulus Plautius . Where one tribe has gained supremacy over others , it is always easy for a civilized power to gain allies among the tribes which have been subdued . Aulus Plautius now enlisted on his side the Regni , who dwelt in ...
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... sent British recruits to guard the Danube or the Euphrates , and Gauls , Spaniards , or Africans to guard the wall between the Solway and the Tyne and the entrenchment between the Forth and the Clyde . Britons , therefore , looked on ...
... sent British recruits to guard the Danube or the Euphrates , and Gauls , Spaniards , or Africans to guard the wall between the Solway and the Tyne and the entrenchment between the Forth and the Clyde . Britons , therefore , looked on ...
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... sent no help to the Britons . Before long the whole of Western Europe was overrun by barbarian tribes . It had been the custom of the Roman Empire to employ bar- barians as soldiers in their armies , and Vortigern , the British ruler ...
... sent no help to the Britons . Before long the whole of Western Europe was overrun by barbarian tribes . It had been the custom of the Roman Empire to employ bar- barians as soldiers in their armies , and Vortigern , the British ruler ...
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... sent Augustine to England as the leader of a band of missionaries . Augustine with his companions landed at Ebbsfleet , in Thanet , where Æthelberht's forefathers had landed nearly a century and a half before . After a while Æthelberht ...
... sent Augustine to England as the leader of a band of missionaries . Augustine with his companions landed at Ebbsfleet , in Thanet , where Æthelberht's forefathers had landed nearly a century and a half before . After a while Æthelberht ...
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