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Wallonia
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Wal·lo·ni·a  (wä-ln-)
A French-speaking region of southern Belgium. It was granted limited autonomy in 1980.
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39) Likewise, the Gesta's author demonstrated a similar perception of Wales and the Welsh people: Walonia terra silvestris et pascuosa, ipsis Angliae proxima vicinitate contermina, ex uno eiusdam latere in longum juxta mare protensa, cervorum quidem etpiscium, lactis et armentorum uberrima; sed hominum nutrix bestialium, natura velocium consuetudine bellantium, fide semper et locis instabilium.
British Identities before Nationalism: Ethnicity and Nationhood in ... by Connors, Richard; Falconer, J.R.D. / Canadian Journal of History
39) Likewise, the Gesta's author demonstrated a similar perception of Wales and the Welsh people: Walonia terra silvestris et pascuosa, ipsis Angliae proxima vicinitate contermina, ex uno eiusdam latere in longum juxta mare protensa, cervorum quidem etpiscium, lactis et armentorum uberrima; sed hominum nutrix bestialium, natura velocium consuetudine bellantium, fide semper et locis instabilium.
Protestantism and National Identity: Britain and Ireland, c. 1650-c. ... by Connors, Richard; Falconer, J.R.D. / Canadian Journal of History
39) Likewise, the Gesta's author demonstrated a similar perception of Wales and the Welsh people: Walonia terra silvestris et pascuosa, ipsis Angliae proxima vicinitate contermina, ex uno eiusdam latere in longum juxta mare protensa, cervorum quidem etpiscium, lactis et armentorum uberrima; sed hominum nutrix bestialium, natura velocium consuetudine bellantium, fide semper et locis instabilium.
British Consciousness and Identity: the Making of Britain, 1533-1707 by Connors, Richard; Falconer, J.R.D. /  
 
 
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