An edition of Richer than spices (1965)

Richer than spices

how a royal bride's dowry introduced cane, lacquer, cottons, tea, and porcelain to England, and so revolutionized taste, manners, craftsmanship, and history in both England and America

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Richer than spices
Gertrude Z. Thomas
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An edition of Richer than spices (1965)

Richer than spices

how a royal bride's dowry introduced cane, lacquer, cottons, tea, and porcelain to England, and so revolutionized taste, manners, craftsmanship, and history in both England and America

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Knopf
Language
English
Pages
223

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Subjects
Social life and customs, Civilization, Asian influences, Art, Oriental influences, Influence
People
Catherine of Braganza, Queen, consort of Charles II, King of England (1638-1705)
Places
Great Britain, United States, England
Times
17th century, 18th century

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Richer Than Spices
January 2000, Random House
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Cover of: Richer than spices
Richer than spices: how a royal bride's dowry introduced cane, lacquer, cottons, tea, and porcelain to England, and so revolutionized taste, manners, craftsmanship, and history in both England and America
1965, Knopf
in English - [1st ed.]
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Cover of: Richer than spices
Richer than spices: how a royal bride's dowry introduced can, lacquer, cottons, tea, and porcelain to England, and so revolutionized taste, manners, craftsmanship and history in both England and America
1965, Knopf
in English

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Bibliography: p. [217]-223.

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Dewey Decimal Class
914.20366
Library of Congress
DA380 .T5

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xx, 223 p.
Number of pages
223

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OL5946926M
LCCN
65018770
OCLC/WorldCat
398855
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2749436

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