The New Ethics
The New Ethics
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They are not found in flesh foods at all, or, at least, to an extent worth considering from the standpoint of food values. Starch exists plenti- fully in all cereals, like rice, rye, buckwheat, Indian corn, and wheat. Chestnuts and chink- apins are rich in starch, but these are the only nuts that are. Starch occurs also in most leaves and stems, in beans and peas, and in many succu- lent fruits. Every leaf is a starch factory. The so-called starch factories of men are not really factories at al...l, but refineries. They do not make starch; they simply separate it from the sub- stances with which it naturally associates. Starch can be manufactured only by the green and grow- ing plant. The potato is one of the most accept- able sources of starch. This splendid tuber, which is an American, and which was not known to the world at large before the coming of Columbus, is one of the most important foods of the human race. It is cheap, wholesome, and delicious, and now enters largely into the dietaries of all the important peoples of the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are not found in flesh foods at all, or, at least, to an extent worth considering from the standpoint of food values. Starch exists plenti- fully in all cereals, like rice, rye, buckwheat, Indian corn, and wheat. Chestnuts and chink- apins are rich in starch, but these are the only nuts that are. Starch occurs also in most leaves and stems, in beans and peas, and in many succu- lent fruits. Every leaf is a starch factory. The so-called starch factories of men are not really factories at al...l, but refineries. They do not make starch; they simply separate it from the sub- stances with which it naturally associates. Starch can be manufactured only by the green and grow- ing plant. The potato is one of the most accept- able sources of starch. This splendid tuber, which is an American, and which was not known to the world at large before the coming of Columbus, is one of the most important foods of the human race. It is cheap, wholesome, and delicious, and now enters largely into the dietaries of all the important peoples of the earth.
What to read after The New Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Howard John Howard Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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