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In this way was brought about the great divorce of the Belgo-Batavian family, branching off on the one hand into the Dutch or northern, on the other into the Flemish or southern nationality.
Besides the Flemings, who form 13 per cent of the people in the kingdom of Holland, and reside in the pro- vinces of North Brabant and Limburg, there live a small number of Low Germans, 2 per cent altogether, in Dutch Limburg. But the great majority of the inhabitants of the Netherlands are the Dutch ; '^ o...r, perhaps better, the ' In order the better to understand what follows, it will be well to remember that the English term "Dutch" is entirely a misnomer as ordi- NETHERLANDS PEOPLE. 349 Hollanders properly so called, descendants of the old Teutonic Batavians. Chiefly settled in the provinces of North and South Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, and Gelder- land, they form 71 per cent of the entire population; the remaining 14 per cent consisting of the Frisians, also a Low German race, who now occupy Friesland, Groningen, Drenthe, and Over-Ijssel; but who formerly, — that is, before the irruption of the Zuider Zee — were unques- tionably spread over the present province of North Holland also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this way was brought about the great divorce of the Belgo-Batavian family, branching off on the one hand into the Dutch or northern, on the other into the Flemish or southern nationality.
Besides the Flemings, who form 13 per cent of the people in the kingdom of Holland, and reside in the pro- vinces of North Brabant and Limburg, there live a small number of Low Germans, 2 per cent altogether, in Dutch Limburg. But the great majority of the inhabitants of the Netherlands are the Dutch ; '^ o...r, perhaps better, the ' In order the better to understand what follows, it will be well to remember that the English term "Dutch" is entirely a misnomer as ordi- NETHERLANDS PEOPLE. 349 Hollanders properly so called, descendants of the old Teutonic Batavians. Chiefly settled in the provinces of North and South Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, and Gelder- land, they form 71 per cent of the entire population; the remaining 14 per cent consisting of the Frisians, also a Low German race, who now occupy Friesland, Groningen, Drenthe, and Over-Ijssel; but who formerly, — that is, before the irruption of the Zuider Zee — were unques- tionably spread over the present province of North Holland also.
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