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English: Group of Ladakhi people

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Title: Cyclopedia universal history : embracing the most complete and recent presentation of the subject in two principal parts or divisions of more than six thousand pages
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Ridpath, John Clark, 1840-1900
Subjects: World history Ethnology World history
Publisher: Boston : Balch Bros.
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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^;5^L0(iiS5i<s!j e.6Bre!jJvi_^^^ G-Bi^Qsnirmj the earliest ages of history, and is£<ffiQ<s(7 6rra7i_;t_;®LD. ^uQu.irop^ ^ G^aifi^ mentioned by Pliny and Ptolemy. 2Sna) g<fifffijfni/ja;/r(ffisuS.r/rL06^«60i6/r«£_;Qi_/(rjffie.e3iib)6^/sn&G0^&Q,peu^e(s^ ^ljI—ilu.Guj s-mu SPECIMEN PAGE OF TAMIL BOOK. India, especially Bengal, by the north-east passes of the mountains. Theirhabitation geographically is along thenorthern and eastern edges of the trian-gular table-land constituting the south-ern half of India. The difference between the Kolarians The Kolarian languages are dividedinto nine principal groups: the San-tali, the Mundari, the Ho, the Bhu-mij, the Korwa, the Kharria, theJuang, the Kurku, and the Savar.There is a marked difference betweenthe vocabulary of the Kolarians and thatof their race kinsfolk, the Dravidianson the south, and the grammars of thetwo peoples are as distinct as those ofGerman and Greek. 3- The Indo-Chinese Races.—These be-
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frk^iiK ^si^i 686 GREAT RACES OF MANKIND. long geographically to the slopes of theHimalayas, to the valley of Assam, andTribal and lin- to Burmah. The lattercountry is wholly occupiedby people of this stock. InNorthern Bengal there are certain lowcastes, half Hindu and half Kolarian intheir characteristics, who are also thoughtto be Indo-Chinese It is e\i(lent that this guistic divi-sions of theIndo-Chinese.

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