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 139
er blanc, quelles portentpar-dessus lépaule. La religion des Mestschéraiks, leurs habitations, aliinens, occupations, di-vertissemens, et, en général, tout ce qui sappelle vivre, a beaucoup de rap-port aux usages des Baschkirs et des Tatars dOufa; cependant les Mest-schéraiks ont de meilleures… … ir^^wjss^f^^ PLATE XXIX. A BARABINTZIAN GIRL. The dress of the Barabintzians is similar to that of the Baschkirians,fSee Plate XXVIIJ but more wretched. Contrary to the custom of the restof the Tartars, the men do not shave their head ; they also suffer their beardto grow, but not to any…
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