Costume of the Russian empire : illustrated by upwards of seventy richly coloured engravings .. (1811)
Harding, Edward · London : Printed by T. Bensley for J. Stockdale · leaf 123
re confirmee en ce point par les dénomi-nations encore existantes. On appelle encore Kabarda la partie supérieurede fleuve Belbik en Crimée, comme les Tatares appellent encore aujourdhuiTscherkes-tiis toute la magnifique terre quil y a entre ce fleuve et le Katscha.Les Tscherkesses de la Petite… … PLATE XXV. A FEMALE KABARDIAN OF MOUNT CAUCASUS. Tue dress of all the Tartars of Mount Caucasus is nearly the same, and chieflyconsists of the long garment of the Orientals. The Tartars of Kabarda areparticularly distinguished by the richness and majestic elegance of theirapparel. They wear the…
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