FROM THE
IRISH, ANGLO-SAXON, ANGLO-NORMAN AND SCOTCH
CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO THEIR ETYMOLOGY,
WITH
BRIEF REMARKS ON THE HISTORY AND LANGUAGES
OF THE
PEOPLES TO WHOM WE ARE INDEBTED FOR THEIR ORIGIN.
BY THOMAS G. GENTRY,
AUTHOR OF “LIFE-HISTORIES OF BIRDS OF EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA,” “THE HOUSE
SPARROW,” “NESTS AND EGGS OF BIRDS OF THE UNITED STATES,” ETC.
PHILADELPHIA:
BURK & McFETRIDGE.
1892.
COPYRIGHT, 1892,
BY
THOMAS G. GENTRY