‘An Enquiry into the Derivation of Chowder’ – a Note or Coda
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/ppc.27988Keywords:
Captain Hugh Crow of Liverpool, life at sea, chowder, iconic dishes, memoirs, British maritime traditions, late 18th-centuryAbstract
This short piece looks at the entry about Chowder in the memoirs of Captain Hugh Crow of Liverpool published in 1830.
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