Popular vegetarian cookery : comprising upwards of one hundred and twenty specially selected recipes / compiled by Charles W. Forward.

  • Forward, Charles W. (Charles Walter)
Date:
[not before 1898]
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Credit: Popular vegetarian cookery : comprising upwards of one hundred and twenty specially selected recipes / compiled by Charles W. Forward. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Leeds Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Leeds Library.

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    POPULAR YEGETARI COOKERY, COMPRISING UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPILED BY CHARLES W. FORWARD, Author of Practical Vegetarian Recipes,'^ “A History of the Vegetarian Movement, The Vegetarian Birthday Book, &>c., &c. “ If we compare different kinds of animals, or different races of men, or the same animals or men when differently fed, we find distinct proof Aat the degree of energy essentially depends on the nutritiveness of the food. HERBERT SPENCER, Physical Education. “ We usually suppose that a diet of meat is the best cure for failing strength, and for weakly persons we are accustomed to recommend beef-tea whenever they feel faint. But Ranke observed that an exclusively meat diet, instead of producing strength, caused weakness and muscular fatigue, the excess of waste nitrogenous products proceeding from the decomposition of this food in the organism seeming to act as a muscular poison.” DR. T. LAUDER BRUNTON. “The nature and use of aliments maketh men either chaste or incontinent; either courageous or cowardly; either meek or quarrelsome, let those who deny these truths come to me; let them follow my counsel in eating and drinking, and I promise them they will find great helps thereupon towards moral phiLsophy.” GALEN, quoted in Truslevs Edition of Hogarth's Works. THE IDEAL PUBLISHING UNION, Ltd., 33, Paternoster Row, E.C. THE VEGETARIAN CAFE Co. (London), Limited, II, High Holborn, E.C. rUMEHOuS^ PUBLIC I