Illustration
A Whoonghee or First Minister's wife in her hackery with female slave attendants
- Language
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Englisch
- Bibliographic citation
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Cox, Hiram. - Journal of a residence in the Burmhan Empire, and more particulary at the court of Amarapoorah
- Published
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1821
- Last update
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08.09.20252034, 3:25 PM CEST
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Object type
- Illustration
Time of origin
- 1821
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