"A cup of tea", : containing a history of the tea plant from its discovery to the present time, including its botanical characteristics ... and embracing Mr. William Saunders' pamphlet on "Tea-culture--a probable American industry".
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"A cup of tea", : containing a history of the tea plant from its discovery to the present time, including its botanical characteristics ... and embracing Mr. William Saunders' pamphlet on "Tea-culture--a probable American industry".
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The work "A cup of tea", : containing a history of the tea plant from its discovery to the present time, including its botanical characteristics ... and embracing Mr. William Saunders' pamphlet on "Tea-culture--a probable American industry". represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Liverpool. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.
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- "A cup of tea", : containing a history of the tea plant from its discovery to the present time, including its botanical characteristics ... and embracing Mr. William Saunders' pamphlet on "Tea-culture--a probable American industry".
- Title remainder
- containing a history of the tea plant from its discovery to the present time, including its botanical characteristics ... and embracing Mr. William Saunders' pamphlet on "Tea-culture--a probable American industry".
- Statement of responsibility
- By Joseph M. Walsh
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Featuring diagrams of tea plants and detailed instructions on planting and harvesting tea leaves, this 1884 volume includes chapters on the botanical characteristics of the tea plant, tea culture in the United States, the commercial success of the tea trade and more
- Cataloging source
- ScCtBLL
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
- SB271
- LC item number
- .W21
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Series statement
- Tea anthology
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