Household Books Published in Britain
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Servant's companion
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1667.1
The servant's companion, and useful guide; comprising the most perfect, easy and expeditious methods of arranging and getting through their work / rules for setting out tables and sideboards; directions for conducting large and small parties: with an appendix, containing numerous useful receipts and tables: to which is added, odd scraps for the economical, and simple remedies, by Mrs. Child: also, Poor Richard's maxims, by Dr. Franklin. The whole arranged by S.M.T. Millington.
17.5 x 10.0 cm Pp [1-3] 4-60 1s
GB: LaPCe *LB(S)
The introduction states "This work is a complete manual for a domestic and is written in a style clear to the meanest capacity'. The book seems mainly intended for menservants, and an advertisement at the end of the text for a book entitled "The footman's guide, and man- servant's adviser' probably refers to this work, despite the different title.
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1667.2
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[Another edition]
17.5 x 10.5 cm Pp [1-3] 4-60 [1s on cover]
GB: WYoLUB