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Housewifery in Working-class
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- "a rich seed-cake,
called the nun's cake"),
Elizabeth Moxon's
English Housewifery Exemplified (1764),
Amelia Simmons'
American Cookery (1796), Mary Eaton's...
- the 1874
cookbook Common Sense in the Household: A
Manual of
Practical Housewifery This
recipe calls for
actual tutti frutti and is not
fancifully named...
-
Elizabeth Moxon gives a
recipe for
orange ale in her 1775
edition of
English Housewifery. The
beverage was made by
infusing sliced Seville oranges with raisins...
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Phrase promoting the
housewifery of women...
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Marion Harland,
Common Sense in the Household: A
Manual of
Practical Housewifery (1874), p. 90. "Medieval cookery". Sumnu,
Servet Gulum; Sahin, Serpil...
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Adapted to
Western Housewifery. In 1857 it was
republished as The
Great Western Cookbook, Or
Table Receipts Adapted to
Western Housewifery.
Recipes included...
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culture insisted that
fulfillment for
women could be
found in
marriage and
housewifery.
Although aware of and
sharing this dissatisfaction,
women in the 1950s...
-
return to
their native culture as missionaries. The
girls would learn "
housewifery" and
English skills including reading and writing.
Charitable contributions...
- mathematics, science, drawing,
manual work,
physical training, and, for girls,
housewifery. The
Education Act 1918 (Fisher Act)
extended compulsory full-time education...
