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... Britain was inter- rupted , c . 1000 B.C. , by the arrival from Central Europe of a people who introduced leaf - shaped swords and socketed axes , and who afterwards spread from Britain to Ireland.1 We are , I think , on fairly safe ...
... Britain was inter- rupted , c . 1000 B.C. , by the arrival from Central Europe of a people who introduced leaf - shaped swords and socketed axes , and who afterwards spread from Britain to Ireland.1 We are , I think , on fairly safe ...
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... Britain in a peculiarly restricted sense , as the designation of the inhabitants of a comparatively small district which included Winchester ( Venta Belgarum ) and Bath ; but in this usage it has reference not to the early Belgic ...
... Britain in a peculiarly restricted sense , as the designation of the inhabitants of a comparatively small district which included Winchester ( Venta Belgarum ) and Bath ; but in this usage it has reference not to the early Belgic ...
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... Britain . They landed probably on the southern ( or south - eastern ) coast , and eventually dominated the whole country . In their Irish home they gave themselves the distinctive name of Everni ( Érainn ) . The later invaders were ...
... Britain . They landed probably on the southern ( or south - eastern ) coast , and eventually dominated the whole country . In their Irish home they gave themselves the distinctive name of Everni ( Érainn ) . The later invaders were ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19345 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J W Mackail 19 | 8 |
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS Master Mind Lecture By Étienne Gilson | 29 |
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