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Were the Scots Irish?
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  • 1997In defence of history263 cited
  • 1975Irish Kings and High Kings256 cited
  • 1945Corpus Inscriptionum Insularum Celticarum96 cited
  • 1974Studies in the history of Dalriada68 cited
  • 1999Saints and Sea-kings: The First Kingdom of the Scots34 cited

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  • 2005EARLY MEDIEVAL WALES: A FRAMEWORK FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH23 cited
  • 2012Of Bede’s ‘five languages and four nations’: the earliest writing from Ireland, Scotland and Wales21 cited
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