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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 618 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BRITZSKA, or BRITSKA (from the
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Polish bryczka; a diminutive of bryka, a goods-
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wagon) , a
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form of
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carriage, copied in
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England from
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Austria
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early in the 19th
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century; as used in
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Poland and
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Russia it had four wheels, with a
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long wicker-
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work
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body constructed for reclining and a
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calash (hooded)
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top .

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