Vinetum Britannicum: Ora Treatise of Cider and Other Wines and Drinks ... Fruits Growing in this Kingdom ... Propagating All Sorts of Vinous Fruit-trees ... Making Metheglin and Birch-wine. The Second Impression. To which is Added, a Discourse Teaching the Best Way of Improving BeesDring, 1678 |
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