Thread: More on the question of the Breton and Gallic identity
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Default Re: More on the question of the Breton and Gallic identity
Perhaps they do not because Gallo is not as fancy as Breton, the Celts, etc. and it is also way too close to French. Anyways, it's not my problem.

An interesting map:

Map of early medieval Brittany c. AD 400 - c. 1200
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