Elizabeth David Bequest
Elizabeth David was a British cookery writer, who brought a revolution to the nation’s eating habits during the mid-twentieth century. After travelling around Europe during the 1940s, she introduced post-war Britain to Mediterranean cuisine and ingredients which revitalised the flavours of home cooking. As part of her research into the social history of food, David collected cookery books and left her private collection of historical material to t he Warburg Institute Library. This digital collection, when complete, will include approximately 150 of these: those which we cannot digitize for copyright reasons can be found in the Library under Banqueting classmark (DCH 250-DCH 540).
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- Acetaria
- by John Evelyn., "A faithful reprint of the first edition of 1699, with the correction of a few obvious typographical errors, and those noted in the errata of the original edition."--Publisher's note., Contains facsimile of original title page.
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- Agronome, L
- contenant toutes les connoissances nécessaires pour gouverner les biens de campagne, & les faire valoir utilement; pour soutenir ses droits, conserver sa santé, & rendre gracieuse la vie champêtre.
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- Aubrey's brief lives
- edited from the original manuscripts and with an introduction by Oliver Lawson Dick.
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- Food
- By A. H. Church.
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- Modern cookery, in all its branches
- By Eliza Acton. Illustrated with numerous woodcuts., Publisher's advertisement: 32 p. (at end).
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- Mrs Beeton's book of household management
- ed. by Mrs Isabella Beeton., Facsimile of edition published; London: S.O. Beeton, 1861. "Published originally by S.O. Beeton in 24 monthly parts 1859-61" - t.p. verso.
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- New system of domestic cookery, A
- by a lady., Also available online.
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- Old cookery books and ancient cuisine
- By W. Carew Hazlitt.
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- Piaceri della tavola, I
- Contents: Evoluzione della cucina -- Convivaria arcaica -- La vita privata e pubblica in Francia e in Italia dal XIII al XVI secolo -- Conviti e banchetti da Carlo V a Luigi XVI re di Francia -- Cucina e mensa moderna., Alberto Cougnet., Bibliographical footnotes.
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- Proper newe booke of cokerye, A
- edited by Catherine Frances Frere, with notes, introduction and glossary; together with some account of domestic life, cookery and feasts in Tudor days, and of the first owners of the book, Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Margaret Parker his wife., First published in 1570. Facsimile of original t.p. faces p. clxiv., Bibliography: p. [117]-124.
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- Sports and pastimes of the people of England from the earliest period, The
- illustrated by reproductions from ancient paintings in which are represented most of the popular diversions, by Joseph Strutt, 1801., Title in red and black.