The Physical And Intellectual Constitution of Man Considered
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It appears that a branch of the first division, which we have described as Gothic Scandinavians, invaded the north of France during the tenth cen- tury and established themselves in the Nether- lands, as Belgse, or, as M. Amedee Thierry de- signates them, Kimris; and about 150 years after, a portion of them came into England as Normans. These Kimris, or Cimbrians of some writers, have been said to have descended from the Celts, but without sufficient evidence. It is true that the Celts are reco...rded to have entered into a con- federation with the German inhabitants of the Weser, which combined nations called themselves Franks.
Various opinions have been entertained respect- ing the origin of the Celtse : that they originally emigrated from the east is, however, universally admitted, and that they were a shorter race than 65 the Germans is generally believed ; they are also said to have been characterised by their tanned skin and dark hairy Ijodies. Ancient historians have deduced their oriirin from Gomer, the son of Japhet, whose descendants settled in Phrygia, whence they have spread themselves westward towards Hungary on the south side of the Danube, into Austria, Bavaria, Italy, Gaul on the western side of the Rhine, and into Spain.
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It appears that a branch of the first division, which we have described as Gothic Scandinavians, invaded the north of France during the tenth cen- tury and established themselves in the Nether- lands, as Belgse, or, as M. Amedee Thierry de- signates them, Kimris; and about 150 years after, a portion of them came into England as Normans. These Kimris, or Cimbrians of some writers, have been said to have descended from the Celts, but without sufficient evidence. It is true that the Celts are reco...rded to have entered into a con- federation with the German inhabitants of the Weser, which combined nations called themselves Franks.
Various opinions have been entertained respect- ing the origin of the Celtse : that they originally emigrated from the east is, however, universally admitted, and that they were a shorter race than 65 the Germans is generally believed ; they are also said to have been characterised by their tanned skin and dark hairy Ijodies. Ancient historians have deduced their oriirin from Gomer, the son of Japhet, whose descendants settled in Phrygia, whence they have spread themselves westward towards Hungary on the south side of the Danube, into Austria, Bavaria, Italy, Gaul on the western side of the Rhine, and into Spain.
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