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Anglobazon Tracing Mood Relation to Ancient Dates Discussed
A long essay argues Americans are not pure Anglo-Saxon but a mix of Celtic Gaelic, Germanic, Norman French, and Nordic strands. It traces Norse, Saxon, Jute, and Angle roots, notes Celtic influence in Britain, and explains Normandy as Northmen derived. The piece concludes Americans share Germanic blood with English but remain a mixed people. Honolulu, Sept. 4, 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Old
New England
Scandinavia
Britain
Julius Cesar
Scandina-viane
Magland
Angle
William the Conqueror
Normandy
Hralf
Rollo
France
Gaul
Clovis
America