The Dairy Cow a Monograph On the Ayrshire Breed of Cattle
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446 are described as bearing all the stamp of barbarian life.
Upon the abandonment of Britain by the Romans in 446, the five tribes inhabiting the region about these fortifications became independent, and under a union formed a new kingdom termed Eegnum Cum- brense, or more frequently the Kingdom of Strath- clyde. It appears to have included the present Liddesdale, Teviotdale, Dumfriesshire, Galloway, Ayrshire, Renfrew, Strathclyde, the midland and western parts of Stirlingshire, and the larges...t por- tion of Dumbartonshire. The tribes which formed this community led a pastoral life, living on the milk of their flocks and the produce of the chase. They were a race not of dhTerent descent from the ruder tribes of the north, but of improved civilization. 16 This v, as the region in which civilization first ob- tained a foothold, and where the labors of agriculture must first have taken the place of the uncertainties of the chase. The only early record of dairy prod- ucts is from within this district, 17 as well as the breeding of horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
446 are described as bearing all the stamp of barbarian life.
Upon the abandonment of Britain by the Romans in 446, the five tribes inhabiting the region about these fortifications became independent, and under a union formed a new kingdom termed Eegnum Cum- brense, or more frequently the Kingdom of Strath- clyde. It appears to have included the present Liddesdale, Teviotdale, Dumfriesshire, Galloway, Ayrshire, Renfrew, Strathclyde, the midland and western parts of Stirlingshire, and the larges...t por- tion of Dumbartonshire. The tribes which formed this community led a pastoral life, living on the milk of their flocks and the produce of the chase. They were a race not of dhTerent descent from the ruder tribes of the north, but of improved civilization. 16 This v, as the region in which civilization first ob- tained a foothold, and where the labors of agriculture must first have taken the place of the uncertainties of the chase. The only early record of dairy prod- ucts is from within this district, 17 as well as the breeding of horses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lewis Edward Lewis Sturtevant to read onlineMoreLess
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