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Adam's luxury, and Eve's cookery; or, The kitchen-garden display'd : In two parts. I. Shewing the best and most approved methods of raising and bringing to the greatest perfection, all the products of the kitchen-garden; with a kalendar shewing the different products of each month, and the business proper to be done in it. II. Containing a large collection of receipts for dressing all sorts of kitchen-stuff so as to afford a great variety of cheap, healthful, and palatable dishes. To which is added, the physical virtues of every herb and root. Designed for the use of all who would live cheap, and preserve their health to old age; particularly for farmers and tradesmen in the country, who have but small pieces of garden ground, and are willing to make the most of it

1744

Anon.

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Adam's luxury, and Eve's cookery; or, The kitchen-garden display'd : In two parts. I. Shewing the best and most approved methods of raising and bringing to the greatest perfection, all the products of the kitchen-garden; with a kalendar shewing the different products of each month, and the business proper to be done in it. II. Containing a large collection of receipts for dressing all sorts of kitchen-stuff so as to afford a great variety of cheap, healthful, and palatable dishes. To which is added, the physical virtues of every herb and root. Designed for the use of all who would live cheap, and preserve their health to old age; particularly for farmers and tradesmen in the country, who have but small pieces of garden ground, and are willing to make the most of it

1744

Anon.

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Adam's luxury, and Eve's cookery; or, The kitchen-garden display'd : In two parts. I. Shewing the best and most approved methods of raising and bringing to the greatest perfection, all the products of the kitchen-garden; with a kalendar shewing the different products of each month, and the business proper to be done in it. II. Containing a large collection of receipts for dressing all sorts of kitchen-stuff so as to afford a great variety of cheap, healthful, and palatable dishes. To which is added, the physical virtues of every herb and root. Designed for the use of all who would live cheap, and preserve their health to old age; particularly for farmers and tradesmen in the country, who have but small pieces of garden ground, and are willing to make the most of it

1744

Anon.