The Works of Anatole France (Autograph Edition, 1924) — Vol. Author: Anatole France (1844–1924). Anatole France—Nobel Prize laureate in Literature (1921)—was renowned for his graceful prose, humane skepticism, and finely tuned sense of irony.
Chaim Nachman Bialik. Poems from the Hebrew, first edition, 1924, 114 pages.
It is a paperback book written in English, containing 198 pages of recipes and cooking instructions. The cookbook falls under the genres of cookbooks and food & drink, focusing on topics such as cooking and preserving.
This hardcover book, with 322 pages, is illustrated and features a narrative type suitable for ages 4-12. It is also inscribed and ex libris.
Historical Context: The text advises against using copper vessels to "green" pickles, noting that copper acetate is poisonous and that such practices are considered adulteration. MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL.
Historical Context: The text advises against using copper vessels to "green" pickles, noting that copper acetate is poisonous and that such practices are considered adulteration. MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL.
