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The literature of the Celts

Note 7 — Chapter I · THE ARRIVAL OF THE CELT IN HISTORY AND LITERATURE

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The number in Scotland who could speak Gaelic in 1901 was 230,806, and who could speak Gaelic only, 28,106. The census of 1891 gave 43,738 speaking Gaelic only, and 38,192 speaking Irish only.

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