James's_-Market, the Manner of
Trussing all Sorts of Poultry. Adorn'd with Cuts: Shewing, how every Fowl,
Wild or Tame, ought to be prepared for the Spit; and likewise any kind of
Game.
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TO
Sir _Hans Sloane,_ Bart.
PRESIDENT
OF THE
ROYAL-SOCIETY.
This Piece of Oeconomy, or Management
of the Houshold, is
most humbly presented, by His
_Most humble and most
obedient Servant,_
R. BRADLEY
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THE INTRODUCTION.
There is nothing induces me so much, to publish this Second Part of
Directions to prepare the Things about a Farm or Family, as the
Encouragement my first Volume, in this Way, has met with in the World;
which being now in the sixth Edition, has brought me many Receipts, from
the Curious, which would be detrimental to the Publick if I did not offer
them to the World. I must acknowledge my Gratitude, in this Piece, to
several Persons of Distinction, and good Oeconomy, who have favoured me
with their Assistance; and, as far as their Leave would suffer me, I have
given their Names or Signatures. Most of the Receipts I have been Witness
to, at some Meal or other with them, or else in Publick Places have
purchas'd; for I always thought that there was more satisfaction in eating
clean and well, if one had good Provisions in a Place, than to have such
Provisions good, and spoiled in their Management.
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