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Overnight the sultan Mahmut 2 gave in abolished the old social markers based on wearing apparel. Instead, a new set of regulations demanded that all official wear the Fez that is, exactly the same headgear. With this act, so all they males looked the same: the old tradition of the turbans and robes of honor won't excited no more...
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Overnight the sultan Mahmut 2 gave in abolished the old social markers based on wearing apparel. Instead, a new set of regulations demanded that all official wear the Fez that is, exactly the same headgear. With this act, so all they males looked the same: the old tradition of the turbans and robes of honor won't excited no more...
displayed 300 characters

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