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The history of England, from the earliest times to the Norman Conquest

Note 90 — Chapter XIII · THE LEGISLATION OF KING INE.

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The theory that place-names containing the element ing necessarily points to a settlement by a community, though generally accepted, is contested by Prof. Earle and Mr. Stevenson, who consider that ing is sometimes merely the equivalent of the genitive singular (Eng. Hist. Rev., iv., 356).

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