...hand, whatever chance there might have been for any such assimilation of races and dialects was cut ofi by perpetual incursions of Tataric tribes preventing...people. They have left names for rivers and mountains in almostcvery part of Europe. The name of the river Don in Russia, for example, is one of the common...

...rising land, Theirs was a mission truly grand. find traces of the Kelts everywhere. But there can be no doubt whatever that the Kelts were once a very...Nottinghamshire, a Dane in Cheshire, and a Dun in Lincolnshire. Tht same name appears in the Rho-tfan-us, or Rhone, in Gaul, the Eri-Am-us, or Po, in Italy, as well...

...rising land, Theirs was a mission truly grand. find traces of the Kelts everywhere. But there can be no doubt whatever that the Kelts were once a very...almost every part of Europe. The name of the river Don inRussia, for example, is one of the common Keltic names for water, and so we find a river Don in Yorkshire,...

...has even become possible to talk about a " Latin race " ! In like manner the Prussian of Kb'nigsberg, his Lettic mother-tongue forgotten for six generations,...Dun in Lincolnshire. The same name appears in the Rho-<?anus, or Rhone, in Gaul ; the Eri-rfan-us, or Po, in Italy ; as well as in the Z>n-ieper, Z)«-iester,...

...so early as to be forgotten before people began to write history. It has been fashionable to siiecr at zealous Irish writers for their propensity to find...have left names for rivers and mountains in almost e very part of Europe. The name of the river Don in Russia, for example, is one of the common Keltic...

...mixture was recent enough to be recognized by Roman historians, who called the Spaniards Kelt-Ibarians; but elsewhere it was accomplished so early as to be...people. They have left names for rivers and mountains in almostevery part of Europe. The name of the river Don in Russia, for example, is one of the common...