- the 20th century. The
origins of both the term
Cagots (and Agotes, Capots, Caqueux, etc.) and the
Cagots themselves are uncertain. It has been suggested...
- 2008. Jolly, Geneviève (2000). "Les
cagots des Pyrénées: une ségrégation attestée, une mobilité mal connue" [The
cagots of the Pyrenees: an
attested segregation...
-
Cagots et
leurs congénères" [
Cagots and
their congeners].
Revue des deux
Mondes (in French). No. 25. pp. 426–450. Tuke, D. Hack (1880). "The
Cagots"...
- Pont des
Cagots or the Pont des charpentiers.
Records of the
Cagots in
Campan go back for more than
eight centuries.
Around 1580, the
Cagots had built...
- brethren."
Anthropology Begging Bitlaha (applied in
south Asia)
Burakumin Cagot Castaway Dalit also
called outcaste Deviancy Hobo
Leatherman Marooning Nomad...
- von Zach FX (March 1798). "Einige
Nachrichten von den
Cagots in Frankreich" [Some news of the
Cagots in France].
Allgemeine geographische Ephemeriden (in...
- dip
their right hand into. Use of the
normal font was
forbidden to
Cagots.
Cagots were
allowed to
attend the M****, but only
through a low
window at the...
- Brittany:
Caquins China:
Tanka people Europe:
Romani people France and Spain:
Cagots were
historically untouchable groups of
France and Spain. India: Dalits...
-
Spanish Basque country and the
French Basque coast sometimes linked to the
Cagots.
Cleanliness of blood,
ethnic discrimination in the
Spanish Old Regime....
- shift)
Religion Roman Catholicism,
minority Protestantism and
Waldensian Related ethnic groups Catalans, Valencians, French, Spaniards, Ligurians,
Cagots...
