Note 4 — Chapter VII
Reading edition
They occasionally wore a kind of broad hat, called by them shappo, and sometimes shambaráro; which are evidently derived from the Portuguese chapeo (or possibly the French chapeau) and the Spanish sombrero.—Edit.
Reading edition
They occasionally wore a kind of broad hat, called by them shappo, and sometimes shambaráro; which are evidently derived from the Portuguese chapeo (or possibly the French chapeau) and the Spanish sombrero.—Edit.