Capitolo 56
the beaches of the Baltic one had spoken alone. The Celtic servants of the glebe and them
descendants quickly supposed names English, English spoken to one
another, and soon it forgot, in some generations that they didn't always have
is English in blood and language. The whole organisation of the
you affirm, the social and whole life of the people, it was completely Teutonic. "The
historical civilisation", as Canon Stubbs admirably puts him/it, "it is English
and not Celtic." Although you/he/she is been able to be a lot of Welsh blood gone away it there,
raced in the veins of servants of the glebe and lease-paying churls of what it was no
political or social importance. These two aspects of the case should be
kept attentively separate. It always had them separate states, very of the
discussion that has risen on the subject would undoubtedly have been
avoided; for the strongest promoters of the Teutonic theory it is
generally ready to allow those women of Celtic, children, and enslaved it is able
you/he/she has widely been saved: while the Celtic enthusiastses have thought
reigning on them to deduce words English from Welsh roots, and to
you trace the origin of institutions social English to Celtic models. The
done they seem to point out that while the nation English and modern it is greatly
Welsh in blood, is completely Teutonic in form and language. Each of us
probably trace again his/her descent to ancestry Celtic and Germanic mixing:
but while the Celtses have offered the material, the Teutons alone
you/he/she has offered the material and the form.
I CAPITULATE VIII.
THEY PAY THE INGHILTERRA.
We can paint later now to us the general aspect of the country
the colonies English you/they were established as far west as the
Swamps of Somersetshire, the Severns and the Goddesses. Whole earth was
occupied by few it gathers of Teutonic farmers each isolated by the,
marks inside their his/her own administrative district; each that cultivates the earth with them really
hands and those of their servants of the glebe Welsh. The administrative districts were rudely gathered