Значения термина galicians на английском

The frequency of the reference sequence reaches in Galicians its maximum value in Europe.

The Catalonians, the Galicians, and the Biscayans, have the most frequent intercourse with America.

The Galicians generally bring in quite a fair sum.

These poverty-stricken Jews and Polacks and Galicians will be the wealth and power of Canada to-morrow.

A corps of Galicians were sent forward to dislodge them from the eminence towards the sea.

Of the 2.7 million Galicians eligible to vote, 397,000 of them live abroad.

A new wave of Galicians is now being enticed over, all too happy to flee economic crisis at home.

In one section of the western prairie are 150,000 Galicians.

We had not gone far before we met two Galicians, on their way to cut the harvests of Castile.

An emigrant car full of Galicians is rather a rough sort of place-especiallyat this early hour in the morning.

Up in Edmonton the Galicians (Ruthenians?)

We are getting the Galicians and other nationalities gradually brought in-gettingthem together for the development of Canadianism and the community spirit.

These results place Galicians on the genetic edge of the European variation, bringing together all the traits of a cul-de-sac population with …

In the past year, more than 2,000 young Galicians left the region every month, the National Statistics Institute says.

Our train was boarded by a crowd of Ruthenians or Galicians, brown-eyed and beautiful people, not yet wholly civilised out of their own costume.

The Galicians and Castilians, stimulated by this noble self-devotion, followed him, fighting desperately, and the Moors were at length driven to their castle of Gibralfaro.