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CHAPTER I.
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GERMANIC ORIGIN OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.—DATE.
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SECTION
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1. English language not British
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1
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2. Real origin German
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1
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3. Accredited immigrations and settlements
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2
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4, 5. Criticism
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4, 5
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CHAPTER II.
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GERMANIC ORIGIN OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.—THE GERMANIC AREA OF THE PARTICULAR GERMANS WHO INTRODUCED IT.—EXTRACT FROM BEDA.
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6, 7. Jutes, Angles, and Saxons
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6
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8, 9. Extract from Beda
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6, 7
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10—13. Criticism
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8—11
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14, 15. Angles
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11, 12
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16. Saxons of Beda
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12, 13
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17. Anglo-Saxon area
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13
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18, 19. The Frisians
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13, 14
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20. Anglo-Saxon area
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14
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CHAPTER III.
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OF THE DIALECTS OF THE SAXON AREA, AND OF THE SO-CALLED OLD SAXON.
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21—29. Old Saxon and Anglo-Saxon
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16, 17
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CHAPTER IV.
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AFFINITIES OF THE ENGLISH WITH THE LANGUAGES OF GERMANY AND SCANDINAVIA.
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30, 31. Gothic languages
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18
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32—34. Divisions of the Gothic stock
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18
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35. Mœso-Gothic
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19
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36. Old High German
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19
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37. Low German
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19
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38. Frisian and Dutch
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19
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39. Platt-Deutsch
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20
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40, 41. Comparison
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21—23
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CHAPTER V.
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ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.—GERMANIC ELEMENTS.—THE ANGLES.
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42. Analysis
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24
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43—54. Angles—their relations
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24—28
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55, 56. The Frisians
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29, 30
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CHAPTER VI.
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THE CELTIC STOCK OF LANGUAGES AND THEIR RELATIONS TO THE ENGLISH.
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57. Branches of the Celtic stock
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