Collected Essays volume 7
Collected Essays volume 7
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A vast amount of Kelticism, 1 Desmoulins, Histoire Naturelle des Eaces ffiimaincs, p. 345, 1826.
IV METHODS AND RESULTS OF ETHNOLOGY 217 not found in our tongue, very probably exists in our pedigrees. The ethnology of France is still more complicated. Many writers make the Parisian a Roman on the strength of his language ; whilst others make him a Kelt on the strength of certain moral characteristics, combined with the previous Kelticism of the original Gauls. Spanish and Portuguese, as languag...es, are derivations from the Latin ; Spain and Portugal, as countries, are Iberic, Latin, Gothic, and Arab, in different proportions. Italian is modern Latin all the world over ; yet surely thore must be much Keltic blood in Lombardy, and much Etruscan intermixture in Tuscany.
" In the ninth century every man between the Elbe and the Niemen spoke some Slavonic dialect ; they now nearly all speak German. Surely the blood is less exclusively Gothic than the speech. " 1 In other words, what philologer, if he had nothing but the vocabulary and grammar of the French and English languages to guide him, would dream of the real causes of the unlikeness of a Norman to a Provencal, of an Orcadian to a Cornishman ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A vast amount of Kelticism, 1 Desmoulins, Histoire Naturelle des Eaces ffiimaincs, p. 345, 1826.
IV METHODS AND RESULTS OF ETHNOLOGY 217 not found in our tongue, very probably exists in our pedigrees. The ethnology of France is still more complicated. Many writers make the Parisian a Roman on the strength of his language ; whilst others make him a Kelt on the strength of certain moral characteristics, combined with the previous Kelticism of the original Gauls. Spanish and Portuguese, as languag...es, are derivations from the Latin ; Spain and Portugal, as countries, are Iberic, Latin, Gothic, and Arab, in different proportions. Italian is modern Latin all the world over ; yet surely thore must be much Keltic blood in Lombardy, and much Etruscan intermixture in Tuscany.
" In the ninth century every man between the Elbe and the Niemen spoke some Slavonic dialect ; they now nearly all speak German. Surely the blood is less exclusively Gothic than the speech. " 1 In other words, what philologer, if he had nothing but the vocabulary and grammar of the French and English languages to guide him, would dream of the real causes of the unlikeness of a Norman to a Provencal, of an Orcadian to a Cornishman ?
What to read after Collected Essays volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Th Huxley to read onlineMoreLess
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