Austria: containing a Description of the Manners, Customs, Character and Costumes of the People of that Empire — John Shaqi
Austria: containing a Description of the Manners, Customs, Character and Costumes of the People of that EmpireShoberl, Frederic
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Austria: containing a Description of the Manners, Customs, Character and Costumes of the People of that Empire
Shoberl, Frederic
Austria -- Social life and customs
IX.--Migrations of the Tyrolese--Their Frankness--Their
Attachment to the House of Austria--Anecdote of the
Archduchess Elizabeth--Literary Turn of the Tyrolese--
Their Extraordinary Honesty--Fondness for Pugilistic
Exercises and the Chase--Ancient Practice--Moral
Character--Superstition--Mechanical Genius--Persons and
Costumes--National Songs--Custom of visiting the Graves of
Relations--Marriage Ceremonies of the Tyrolese 32
HUNGARY.
X.--Extent--Division--Constitution--Vast Estates of the
Magnats--State of the Peasantry--Their Indolence--Thievish
Disposition of the Herdsmen--Punishments--Hungarian
Prison--General Appearance of
the Peasants and their Habitations in different
Counties--Horned Cattle--Sheep--Village Herdsmen--Ravages
of Wolves--Granaries--Costumes 49
TRANSYLVANIA.
XI.--Extent of Population--Manners of the Walachians--The
Gipsies--Costumes 70
BUKOWINA.
XII.--Transfer of the Country to Austria--Extent--Population--
Costumes 81
THE MILITARY FRONTIERS.
XIII.--Military Constitution--Carlstadt Frontier--Banal
Frontier--Slavonia--Banat Frontier 86
GALICIA, OR AUSTRIAN POLAND.
XIV.--Extent and Nature of the Country--Benefits resulting
to the People from the Partition of Poland--Cruelty
and Injustice of the Ancient System--Superior
Degree of Security enjoyed under the Austrian
Government--Mode of Building--Appearance
of a Polish Village--Inns--Jews--Uncleanliness of
the Poles 100
LIST OF PLATES.
1. Clementinian Women of Slavonia, _Frontispiece_
2. Peasant of Egra in Winter dress, _to face page_ 28
3. Peasant of the Mountains of Moravia 31
4. Tyrolese Hunter 37
5. Hungarian Peasant of the County of Weszprim 64
6. Armed Plajash 80
7. Boyar of Szered 82
8. Unmarried Female of Jackobeny 84
9. Female Peasant of Philippowan 85
10. Tanaszia Dorojevich, Vice Haram-Bassa of the Szeressans 88
11. Unmarried Female of Ottochacz 93
12. Unmarried Female of Glina 94
AUSTRIA.
CHAPTER. I.
PROVINCES OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE--THEIR EXTENT AND POPULATION.
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