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... FRIESIANS . Ancient and modern Friesic compared with A. - S .; Friesic authors . 1-2 Anglo - Saxon a dead language ; sound of Letters not easily known 3-5 Diphthongal sounds in A. - S .; difficulty in expressing them ; changeable 6-8 ...
... FRIESIANS . Ancient and modern Friesic compared with A. - S .; Friesic authors . 1-2 Anglo - Saxon a dead language ; sound of Letters not easily known 3-5 Diphthongal sounds in A. - S .; difficulty in expressing them ; changeable 6-8 ...
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... Friesians 37-43 Friesian line broken ; position of the German tribes 50-56 Friesians accompanied the A.-S. to Britain 44-49 The Anglo - Saxons what implied in the name 57-84 State of A.-S. Manuscripts ; MSS . of Cædmon ; comparison of ...
... Friesians 37-43 Friesian line broken ; position of the German tribes 50-56 Friesians accompanied the A.-S. to Britain 44-49 The Anglo - Saxons what implied in the name 57-84 State of A.-S. Manuscripts ; MSS . of Cædmon ; comparison of ...
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... Friesians 37-43 Friesian line broken ; position of the German tribes 44-49 The Anglo - Saxons what implied in the name 50-56 Friesians accompanied the A.-S. to Britain 39-43 44-46 • 47 48-49 49-51 · • 52-55 • 55-60 57-84 State of A.-S ...
... Friesians 37-43 Friesian line broken ; position of the German tribes 44-49 The Anglo - Saxons what implied in the name 50-56 Friesians accompanied the A.-S. to Britain 39-43 44-46 • 47 48-49 49-51 · • 52-55 • 55-60 57-84 State of A.-S ...
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... Friesians are not named as uniting in the first conquest of Britain , it is clear , from their locality , that many of them accompanied the other Teutonic tribes . † Those now settled in Britain were denominated Anglo - Saxons to show ...
... Friesians are not named as uniting in the first conquest of Britain , it is clear , from their locality , that many of them accompanied the other Teutonic tribes . † Those now settled in Britain were denominated Anglo - Saxons to show ...
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... Friesians . " As every scholar has his own point de vue in matters of language , I beg leave to have mine . If my principles were unknown to my readers , my rules depending on these principles , would , as void of foundation , be ...
... Friesians . " As every scholar has his own point de vue in matters of language , I beg leave to have mine . If my principles were unknown to my readers , my rules depending on these principles , would , as void of foundation , be ...
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