Excerpt from The Gael and Cymbri: Or an Inquiry Into the Origin and History of the Irish Scoti, Britons, and Gauls, and of the Caledonians, Picts, Welsh, Cornish, and Bretons
Page. Line 25 4 for 12th, read l6th, 31 7 for where, lead were. 37 0 note - sfatate, read efulate. 6 dele people. 77 7 for importance, read authority. 78 for because its, read and his. 79 13 for exist, read exists. 84 7 for settlement, read settlements. 85 8 for namely, read merely. 92 9 for claims, read chains. 98 11 for were, read was. 109 note - for ta/ces, read take, and name, read names. 140 19 for dzfl'erent, read dzj'wrunt. 144 2 for annuum, read annuus. 157 6 for lays, read lies. 218 16 for battle, read battle.
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