British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 463
ch the ladies wore when the commode was absent. The other portions of the dress may be gleaned from the illustrations to this chapter. A milkmaid of the period is shown in Fig. 400 talking to a farmer, and the influence of the Dutch fashion in dress is well shown in the formality of the costumes of… … TT» ff.TTn Pnnr Turk Fig. 401.—Tempests Cryes of London,1688-1711. Fig. 402.—Tempests Cryes of London, 1688-1711. streets of London. They are extremely valuable by reasonof their evident fidelity (Figs. 401, 402). CHAPTER XXII ANNE, 1702-1714 THE MEN The square-cut coat was rather shorter than in…
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