Note, he is not talking about a Jew here, but he is describing the hat itself, the tricorne hat so familiar to us from the 18th century, as the "three-cornered Jewish hat."
See this old post about Jews and three cornered hats into the 19th century.
17 Kasım 2012 Cumartesi
What was the "Jewish hat" as late as 1824?
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Here's an interesting little aside in a book called Incidents of Social Life Amid the European Alps, an English translation from 1844 of Zschokke's Bilder aus der Schweiz (1824).
Note, he is not talking about a Jew here, but he is describing the hat itself, the tricorne hat so familiar to us from the 18th century, as the "three-cornered Jewish hat."
See this old post about Jews and three cornered hats into the 19th century.
Note, he is not talking about a Jew here, but he is describing the hat itself, the tricorne hat so familiar to us from the 18th century, as the "three-cornered Jewish hat."
See this old post about Jews and three cornered hats into the 19th century.
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