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Identifier: cyclopediauniver1950ridp (find matches)
Title: Cyclopedia universal history : embracing the most complete and recent presentation of the subject in two principal parts or divisions of more than six thousand pages
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Ridpath, John Clark, 1840-1900
Subjects: World history Ethnology World history
Publisher: Boston : Balch Bros.
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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ED DIN SHAH — ROYAL TYPE AND COSTUME.Drawn by H. Thiriat, from a photograph. hundred thousand men, of whom abouta half are infantry, one third cavalry,and the remainder artillery, etc. Thesj^stem of revenue is tolerably well or-ganized, and the credit of the govern-ment is sufficient to enable the shah andhis ministers to make loans in the moneymarkets of the world.
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TYPES AND COSTUMES OF THE ZAGROS HIGHLANDS—Mutcheid of Taueis and his Officeks.—Drav/n by Tofani. THE IRANIANS.—SOCIE TY. 631 The manners and customs of the Per-sians have been derived in part from theDerivation of ancient race character, and manners and customs; vary- in part from the institutions ing character- - . ^ jr t i jstios. and influences oi islam. From the latter source has been deducedthe easy-going habit of the Persian inhis intercourse and manner of life. Inthis respect lie departs greatly from thehabits of his kinsmen in Europe.Contrary to common report the Per-sians are affable and polite, at leastsuch as are refined by the influ-ences of cities and the scholastic pur-suits.. The different races inhabit-ing Persia present types quite di-verse as it respects manners andusages. Those of the northern prov-inces and in the northwest, where nthe race spreads out to the Arme-nian highlands, are rougher andmore uncouth in person and life,while they of the south and of t

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