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The English Village Community

Note 531 — Chapter IX · THE GERMAN SIDE OF THE CONTINENTAL EVIDENCE.

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Gavelkind may be derived from gabel, a fork or branch, and the word is used in Ireland as well as in Kent. Irish gabal, gabal-cined (Gavelkind). Manners, &c. of the Ancient Irish. O'Curry, iii. p. 581.

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