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The child's cookery book
The child's cookery book
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The child's cookery book

Date1887
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The child's cookery book. Preface signed: L.S. Tate, Woolwich Dockyard. T.p. vignette of Rippingille's patent oil cooking stove. Advertisements for these stoves on recto and verso of back paper wrapper. Undated. Date from BLC.
Medium
Dimensionsx; [11]-55 pages
Language
CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131009534033D
Dewey Number1879361
Lessons in cookery & housewifery for the use of children. Book I
Lessons in cookery & housewifery for the use of children. Book I
1908
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1825
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1825
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1909
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1840
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The mother's grammar : being a continuation of The child's grammar with lessons for parsing and a few already done as examples
1800
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1800
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The child's own alphabet
1855
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The child's Bible : being a consecutive arrangement of the narrative and other portions of Holy Scripture, in the words of the Authorised Version : with upwards of two hundred original illustrations
1868
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The child's Bible : being a consecutive arrangement of the narrative and other portions of Holy Scripture, in the words of the Authorised Version : with upwards of two hundred original illustrations
1868
The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings
The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings
1828
The child's country book : in words of two syllables
The child's country book : in words of two syllables
1881