COOKERY FOR WORKING MEN'S WIVES, AS TAUGHT BY MARTHA H. GORDON IN THE DOMESTOC ECONOMY CLASSES INSTITUTED AT GOVAN, SCOTLAND, BY MRS. JOHN ELDER; WITH USEFUL HINTS ON WASHING AND SANITATION, AND ON WHAT TO DO UNTIL THE DOCTOER COMES.; Introduction by Dr. James Russell, and Remarks by Surgeon-General Maclean

Bookseller

Aardvark Rare Books (US)

Bookseller's Inventory #

86325

Title

COOKERY FOR WORKING MEN'S WIVES, AS TAUGHT BY MARTHA H. GORDON IN THE DOMESTOC ECONOMY CLASSES INSTITUTED AT GOVAN, SCOTLAND, BY MRS. JOHN ELDER; WITH USEFUL HINTS ON WASHING AND SANITATION, AND ON WHAT TO DO UNTIL THE DOCTOER COMES.; Introduction by Dr. James Russell, and Remarks by Surgeon-General Maclean

Author

Gordon, Martha H

Format/Binding

Softcover

Book Condition

Used - Good only

Quantity Available

1

Binding

Paperback

Publisher

Alexander Gardner

Place of Publication

London, England

Date Published

1888

Keywords

Nineteenth Century Cooking, Cookbooks,

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COOKING;

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