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47. Lady. Murray’s modern cookery book. Modern domestic cookery.London, 1851.

48. Frederick Bishop. The Illustrated London Cookery Book. London, 1852.

49. Jane Loudon. The lady’s country companion. London, 1852.

50. Alexis Soyer. The Pantropheon, Or, History of Food, and Its Preparation. Boston, 1853.

51. Frances Crawford. French cookery adapted for English families. London, 1853.

52. Colin MacKenzie. Mackenzie’s Five Thousand Receipts. Philadelphia, 1853.

53. Colin MacKenzie. Mackenzie’s FiveT housand Receipts. Philadelphia, 1853.

54. Hartelaw Reid. Cookery,rational, practical and economical. Edinburgh, 1853.

55. Russell Thacher Trall. The New Hydropathic Cook-book. New York, 1854.

56. Alexis Benoit Soyer. Ashilling cookery for the people. London, 1854.

57. Sarah Josepha Hale. Modern house hold cookery. London, 1854.

58. Doran John. Table Traits: With Something on Them. London, 1854.

59. William Hughes. A practical treatise on the choice and cookery offish. London, 1854.

60. Hartelaw Reid. Cookery, rational, practical and economical. London, 1855.

61. Mrs. Smith. Practical and economical cookery. London, 1858.

62. William Andrus Alcott. Vegetable Diet: As Sanctioned by Medical Men, and by Experience in All Ages. New York, 1859.

63. John Timbs. Hints for the table: or, The economy of good living. London, 1859.

64. Walsh J. H. The English cookery book, receipts collected by a committee of ladies. London, 1859.

65. Maria Eliza Ketelby Rundell. Mrs.Rundell’s Domestic cookery. London, 1859.

66. Sarah Josepha Hale. Modern house hold cookery. London, 1860.

67. Alvin Wood Chase. Dr. Chase’s Recipes: Or, Information for Everybody. Ann Arbor (Michigan), 1860.

68. John Smith. The principles and practice of vegetarian cookery. London, 1860.

69. Robert Kemp Philp. The family save – all, a system of secondary cookery. London, 1861.

70. Isabella Mary Beeton. The book of house hold management. London, 1861.

71. H.S.C, Cookery. Cookery and domestic economy for young housewives. London, Edinburgh, 1862.

72. Somerville.Cookery and domestic economy. Glasgow, 1862.

73. Charles Elme Francatelli. The Cook’s Guide, and House keepers and Butler’s Assistant. London, 1863.

74. Isabella Mary Beeton. The book of house holdmanagement.London, 1863.

75. Frederick J. Furnivall (ed). Early English Meals and Manners. London, 1868.

76. Thomas Austin, ed.Two Fifteenth-Century Cookery Books.London, 1888

Изданные в США

1. Simmons Amelia. American Cookery. Hartford, 1798.

2. Carter Susannah. The Frugal House wife: Or, Complete Woman Cook. New York, 1803.

3. Rundell Maria Eliza Ketelby. A New System Of Domestic Cookery. Boston, 1807.

4. Emerson Lucy. The New-England Cookery. Montpelier, 1808.

5. Roberts Robert. The House Servant’s Directory. Boston, New York, 1827.

6. Child Lydia Maria Francis. The Frugal House wife.Boston, 1830.

7. The Cook Not Mad, Or, Rational Cookery. Watertown, N.Y., 1830–1831.

8. col1_0 The Cook’s Own Book.Boston, New York, 1832.

9. Leslie Eliza. Seventy-Five Receipts for Pastry, Cakes, and Sweetmeats. Boston, 1832.

10. Randolph Mary. The Virginia House wife, Or, Methodical Cook. Baltimore, 1838.

11. Hale Sarah Josepha Buell. The Good House keeper. Boston, 1839.

12. Leslie Eliza. Directions for Cookery, inits Various Branches. Philadelphia, 1840.