The China Fowl
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J. Kerr, of whom in 1849 I obtained my first pair of Gray Shanghaes, and who sent Dr. Bennett also, in 1850, a trio of these birds, that Doctor Kerr thought " quite equal to Mr. Burnham's," &c.
" Kensington, June 8, 1874.
" J/r. Editor, — I noticed in a poultry magazine, lately, by a Mr. Plaisted, in a long story he tells about the origin of Brahma-Pootra fowls, the state- ment, that ' Gr. P. Burnham, Esq., of Melrose, Mass., claims that he had the first in New England ; ' that ' a ship came to... New York at just the riglit time for him to secure a new importation of these Gray Shanghaes,' as he calls them, 'to add to his already choice stock that xvere never seen until after the exhibition of 1851' in Boston.
" This writer claims that he attempts nothing only to state facts, just as they existed. But, as he was formerly a partner in the chicken-trade with Dr. John C. Bennett, of famous ' Burrampootra ' notoriety, it is a little strange that he doesn't (?) know that said Dr. Bennett published his well-known ' Poultry Book' in 1850, with appendix (second edition) in 1851, in which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Kerr, of whom in 1849 I obtained my first pair of Gray Shanghaes, and who sent Dr. Bennett also, in 1850, a trio of these birds, that Doctor Kerr thought " quite equal to Mr. Burnham's," &c.
" Kensington, June 8, 1874.
" J/r. Editor, — I noticed in a poultry magazine, lately, by a Mr. Plaisted, in a long story he tells about the origin of Brahma-Pootra fowls, the state- ment, that ' Gr. P. Burnham, Esq., of Melrose, Mass., claims that he had the first in New England ; ' that ' a ship came to... New York at just the riglit time for him to secure a new importation of these Gray Shanghaes,' as he calls them, 'to add to his already choice stock that xvere never seen until after the exhibition of 1851' in Boston.
" This writer claims that he attempts nothing only to state facts, just as they existed. But, as he was formerly a partner in the chicken-trade with Dr. John C. Bennett, of famous ' Burrampootra ' notoriety, it is a little strange that he doesn't (?) know that said Dr. Bennett published his well-known ' Poultry Book' in 1850, with appendix (second edition) in 1851, in which Mr.
What to read after The China Fowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnham, George Pickering, 1814-1902. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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