Introduction | P. 1 |
SECTION THE FIRST. DESCRIPTION OF THE GIPSEYS, THEIR MANNER OF LIFE, THEIR CUSTOMS, AND PROPERTIES. |
CHAPTER I. |
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Various Appellations of these People | 1 |
CHAPTER II. |
On the Dispersion of the Gipseys, and their Numbers in Europe | 3 |
CHAPTER III. |
The Properties of their Bodies | 10 |
CHAPTER IV. |
On their Food and Beverage | 15 |
CHAPTER V. |
On the Dress of the Gipseys | 25 |
CHAPTER VI. |
On the Family Economy of the Gipseys | 31 |
CHAPTER VII. |
Their Occupations and Trades | 38 |
CHAPTER VIII. |
On their Marriages and Education | 61 |
CHAPTER IX. |
On their Sickness, Death, and Burial | 68 |
CHAPTER X. |
Political Regulations peculiar to the Gipseys | 72 |
CHAPTER XI. |
On the Religion of the Gipseys | 79 |
CHAPTER XII. |
Their Language, Sciences, and Arts | 83 |
CHAPTER XIII. |
Character and Capacities of the Gipseys; whether they are an Advantage or a Detriment to States | 89 |
CHAPTER XIV. |
Concerning the Toleration of the Gipseys by the different States of Europe | 93 |
CHAPTER XV. |
Essay on the Improvement of the Gipseys | 102 |
SECTION THE SECOND. ON THE ORIGIN OF THE GIPSEYS. |
CHAPTER I. |
The first Appearance of Gipseys in Europe | 109 |
CHAPTER II. |
On the Sanctity, Passports, and Difference of the former from the latter Gipseys | 117 |
CHAPTER III. |
Presumed Origin of the Gipseys | 137 |
CHAPTER IV. |
On the Egyptian Descent of the Gipseys | 147 |
CHAPTER V. |
The Gipseys come from Hindostan | 170 |
CHAPTER VI. |
The Gipseys are of the Caste called Suders | 199 |
Supplement | 209 |