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I shall now proceed to lay before the Reader Specimens of the Gothic and Celtic Languages, properly classed and confronted with each other: Which, it is apprehended, will decide this question better than any conjectural or moral reasoning.
That the Specimens may be the better understood, it will be useful to give a short Genealogical Table, showing what particular Languages are descended
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