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Highlighter-Dry BibleMarkers-Jumbo-Neon (4 Pack)
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$ 4.39
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Item Description...
Product Features:
- Dry markers, ideal for use on Bible paper
- Jumbo size
- Triangular shaped
- Includes sharpener
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Item Specifications...
Weight: 0.05 lbs.
Binding
Release Date Apr 1, 2009
Publisher Christian Art Gift
EAN 6006937079922
UPC 600693707998
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Availability 4 units.
Availability accurate as of Feb 12, 2012 02:25.
Usually ships within one to two business days from New Kensington, PA.
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 | Early American Brewing Text May 31, 2007 |
In 1815, New York City brewer Joseph Coppinger wrote The American Practical Brewer and Tanner, one of the earliest brewing texts published in America. Coppinger had emigrated from England many years earlier, arriving in New York at a time when commercial beermaking in the young nation was growing, but far from mature. Coppinger saw the potential for a brewing industry in America that would one day rival that of Europe. At every opportunity, he promoted the health and economic benefits of beer, even making a personal appeal to President Madison, and later Thomas Jefferson, for the establishment of a National Brewery in Washington to help spur brewing nationwide.
To make this early brewing text available to modern historians and brewers, [...]
The American Practical Brewer and Tanner is the culmination of Coppinger's twenty-five years of experience as a brewer and maltster. He shares his wisdom on the proper location of a brewery, its architectural arrangements, and every practice and process performed within its walls. All aspects of the brewer's art, including the cultivation of hops and barley, are discussed in great detail, and in the colorful parlance of Coppinger's day. The result is an entertaining and educational glimpse into beermaking in early America.
Though Coppinger saw fit to include a small chapter on the tanning of hides, only the final 12 pages are devoted to that topic. | | | Write your own review about Highlighter-Dry BibleMarkers-Jumbo-Neon
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