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Bread
Every woman, high or low, ought to know how to make bread. If she do not, she is unworthy of trust and confidence; and, indeed, a mere burden upon the community. [P.C. note] Today this should probably read “Every homemaker” … Continue reading
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Cobbett’s Wisdom
Oh, how things have changed in 180 years! On Beer Making: Little children, that do not work, should not have beer. William Cobbett 1833 (25). Put ‘em to work then.
