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History as well, when you added the fact from the lead - it's fine now. Great job, the article is ready to be a GA now! It has been a pleasure collaborating on this.
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Would rather not as they're virtually guaranteed to be misleading - do we use inflation-based, or earnings-based, or what? Food is now far cheaper relative to income, houses far more expensive, so comparisons are very
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In that case, is it possible to access the book itself through ISBN and cite it here? That would mean you look at the book and say all this. I have seen this done at some places. Same may be done in
Illustrations.
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Are they three different publishers or one? Could we have some more info on these publishers? I see you have linked Ward Lock later, better mention him here first. Linked first instance.
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Again, the section just describes the book itself, which is the source, indeed also naming the edition chosen. The text is now referenced to the pictures in the article.
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One company of publishers, three people running the company. It changed its name at least once (but like grandad's axe, remained the same in essence).
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it was first published as a book in 1861 by S. O. Beeton
Publishing, 161 Bouverie Street, London, a firm founded by her husband, Samuel Beeton.
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Take care that we do not deviate from the topic at hand by discussing the writing style and views of Mrs Beeton.
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Money conversion templates could help in some, if not all, places. Not sure though, it is your choice.
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Cookery is a
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Would "all" not be an overstatement? Perhaps "several" would be better?
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The "m" in "made" is in caps here but small in "Influence and legacy".
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