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cumbrians
n. (plural of Cumbrian English)
Usage examples of "cumbrians".
Northumbria had always been a bone of contention amongst the warring powers, wedged as it was between the Saxon kingdom to the south and the lands of the Scots, Cumbrians and Strathclyde Welsh to the north and northwest.
In the 17th-century Civil War, the Cumbrians were generally loyal to the Stewarts.