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Strathclyde
[ strath-klahyd ]
noun
- a region in SW Scotland. 5,300 sq. mi. (13,727 sq. km).
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Early in the 7th century the Brythons of Strathclyde were similarly isolated by the battle of Chester .
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His "Cumbrians" are identified with the "Welsh" of Strathclyde.
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The Britons fled in a body towards Strathclyde, leaving the country to be settled by the advancing English.
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In the same way we might speak of the people of Strathclyde or of Northumbria in early English history.
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This was no doubt a traditional idea in those families that migrated to Wales in post-Roman times from Strathclyde.
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