The New Professed Cook Adapted to the Famillies of Either Noblemen, Gentlemen, or Citizens, Containing Upwards of Seven Hundred French and English Practical Receipts in Cookery and One Hundred in Confectionary, to Which Is Added Bottling of Fruits...

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