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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 730 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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DAGO , a name given somewhat contemptuously to See also:

Spanish, Portuguese and See also:Italian sailors, as " Dutchman " is similarly applied to Germans and Scandinavians as well as to natives of See also:Holland. In See also:America the word is generally confined to the poorer class of Italian immigrants. In the See also:South See also:Wales See also:mining districts the casual labourers, who are only engaged when See also:work is plentiful, are so called.

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