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22. The Singlesticks Circle
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface 1
- Glossary of Commonly Used Terms 21
- Jędrzej Kitowicz: To the Reader 25
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I. Religious Beliefs and Institutions of Piety
- 1. Religious Denominations in Poland 27
- 2. On Piety 41
- 3. The Hospital of the Baby Jesus 54
- 4. The Maiden Canonesses 59
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II. Religious Customs and Ceremonies
- 5. On Manger Scenes 63
- 6. Floral Sunday 70
- 7. Ash Wednesday. Dark Matins 73
- 8. The Passion Service and the Flagellants 78
- 9. Easter Processions and the Entombment Ceremony 82
- 10. The Resurrection Ceremony and Corpus Christi Procession 88
- 11. Easter Monday and St. John’s Eve 93
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III. Child-Rearing and Early Education
- 12. Child-Rearing 97
- 13. The Education of Children Past the Age of Seven 103
- 14. Public Schools 108
- 15. On Student Privileges 117
- 16. How Dąbrowski Lost His Head 123
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IV. Legislature and the Judiciary
- 17. On the Sejms 129
- 18. Eating and Drinking at the Sejmiks. Vetting Delegates 144
- 19. The Marshal’s Courts 149
- 20. On Torture 158
- 21. The Crown Tribunals 167
- 22. The Singlesticks Circle 185
- 23. Deputival Honors and Parades 189
- 24. The Conclusion of the Tribunals 193
- 25. The R adom Commission 197
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V. The Military
- 26. The Crown Foot Guard 203
- 27. The Company Circle 215
- 28. The Company Deputation for Tax Collection 221
- 29. The March of the Hussar and Armored Regiments 225
- 30. Foreign-Style Regiments 235
- 31. The Hetmans 243
- 32. The Sich and the haidamakS 250
- 33. On Orders 262
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VI. Lives and Entertainments of the Nobility
- 34. Old-Fashioned Cookery 267
- 35. New-Fashioned Cookery 273
- 36. Noble Tables and Banquets 279
- 37. On the Potato 283
- 38. Of Beds and Bedding 286
- 39. On Noble Palaces and Homes 289
- 40. On Costume or Dress 296
- 41. Women’s Wear: Headgear, Mantles, and Hoop Skirts 318
- 42. Of Snuff and Snuff Boxes 324
- 43. Of Bags and Watches, R ings and Pins 329
- 44. Household Entertainments 334
- 45. Of Carnivals and Kuligs 337
- 46. Masked Balls 342
- 47. Of Drinks and Drinking 349
- 48. On the More Famous Drunkards 358
- 49. Of Carriages and Conveyances 366
- 50. Public Convocations 375
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VII. On Peasant Customs
- 51. On Peasant Customs 383
- Appendix: Reading Kitowicz in Context 389
- Appendix: List of Texts Not Included 393
- Index 395
- Figures 397
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface 1
- Glossary of Commonly Used Terms 21
- Jędrzej Kitowicz: To the Reader 25
-
I. Religious Beliefs and Institutions of Piety
- 1. Religious Denominations in Poland 27
- 2. On Piety 41
- 3. The Hospital of the Baby Jesus 54
- 4. The Maiden Canonesses 59
-
II. Religious Customs and Ceremonies
- 5. On Manger Scenes 63
- 6. Floral Sunday 70
- 7. Ash Wednesday. Dark Matins 73
- 8. The Passion Service and the Flagellants 78
- 9. Easter Processions and the Entombment Ceremony 82
- 10. The Resurrection Ceremony and Corpus Christi Procession 88
- 11. Easter Monday and St. John’s Eve 93
-
III. Child-Rearing and Early Education
- 12. Child-Rearing 97
- 13. The Education of Children Past the Age of Seven 103
- 14. Public Schools 108
- 15. On Student Privileges 117
- 16. How Dąbrowski Lost His Head 123
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IV. Legislature and the Judiciary
- 17. On the Sejms 129
- 18. Eating and Drinking at the Sejmiks. Vetting Delegates 144
- 19. The Marshal’s Courts 149
- 20. On Torture 158
- 21. The Crown Tribunals 167
- 22. The Singlesticks Circle 185
- 23. Deputival Honors and Parades 189
- 24. The Conclusion of the Tribunals 193
- 25. The R adom Commission 197
-
V. The Military
- 26. The Crown Foot Guard 203
- 27. The Company Circle 215
- 28. The Company Deputation for Tax Collection 221
- 29. The March of the Hussar and Armored Regiments 225
- 30. Foreign-Style Regiments 235
- 31. The Hetmans 243
- 32. The Sich and the haidamakS 250
- 33. On Orders 262
-
VI. Lives and Entertainments of the Nobility
- 34. Old-Fashioned Cookery 267
- 35. New-Fashioned Cookery 273
- 36. Noble Tables and Banquets 279
- 37. On the Potato 283
- 38. Of Beds and Bedding 286
- 39. On Noble Palaces and Homes 289
- 40. On Costume or Dress 296
- 41. Women’s Wear: Headgear, Mantles, and Hoop Skirts 318
- 42. Of Snuff and Snuff Boxes 324
- 43. Of Bags and Watches, R ings and Pins 329
- 44. Household Entertainments 334
- 45. Of Carnivals and Kuligs 337
- 46. Masked Balls 342
- 47. Of Drinks and Drinking 349
- 48. On the More Famous Drunkards 358
- 49. Of Carriages and Conveyances 366
- 50. Public Convocations 375
-
VII. On Peasant Customs
- 51. On Peasant Customs 383
- Appendix: Reading Kitowicz in Context 389
- Appendix: List of Texts Not Included 393
- Index 395
- Figures 397