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themselves as
Moravians, not Czechs. Then, for fear of Germanization,
Moravians would begin to
publicly refer to
themselves as
Moravian Czechs — joining...
- the
Moravians in
North Carolina (1917) Fries, Adelaide. The
Moravians in Georgia, 1735-1740 at
Project Gutenberg Gollin,
Gilliam Lindt.
Moravians in Two...
- the
region Moravians,
people from
Moravia Moravian dialects,
dialects of
Czech spoken in Moravia,
sometimes considered a
distinct Moravian language Moravané...
- the 1730s–40's and
because the
Moravians welcomed anyone into
their church services, most
German Pietists viewed Moravians as more than
harmless heretics...
-
exceeds the
number recorded in the
sources (11
centres of
Moravians and 30
centres of "other
Moravians" or Merehanos;
opinions differ as to how to interpret...
- o.O. 2010, ISBN 978-80-7422-049-4 (Czech) Tennent,
Gilbert (1743). Some
Account of the
Principles of the
Moravians.
Moravians (tribe) at
Google Books...
- The
Moravian musical tradition in
United States began with the
earliest Moravian settlers in the
first half of the 18th century.
These Moravians were members...
-
majority of the po****tion
identified as
Moravians,
rather than Czechs. In the
census of 2001, the
number of
Moravians had
decreased to 380,000 (3.7% of the...
-
institution traces its
history to girls' and boys'
schools opened in 1742 by
Moravians,
descendants of
followers of the
Bohemian Reformation under John Amos...
- East
Slavic dialects. In 1866, Hyde
Clarke reported that the
Moravians viewed the
Moravian Vlachs (Wallachians) as an "alien race", but Slavic-speaking...
