Hill-men

Hill-men
 / Hill-man
   Descendants of the Men of the White Mountains.
   A race of Men historically descended from the mountain tribes of the White Mountains, who spread northward across Middle-earth during the Second Age. The Dead who marched with Aragorn were of this stock, as were the Dunlendings and the Men of Bree.

J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth glossary. . 2003.

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