A Treatise on Domestic Economy; For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School
by Catharine Esther Beecher
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Contents
- Preface to the Third Edition
- List of Engravings
- Chapter I. The Peculiar Responsibilities of American Women
- Chapter II. Difficulties Peculiar to American Women
- Chapter III. Remedies for the Preceding Difficulties
- Chapter IV. On Domestic Economy as a Branch of Study
- Chapter V. On the Care of Health
- Chapter VI. On Healthful Food
- Chapter VII. On Healthful Drinks
- Chapter VIII. On Clothing
- Chapter IX. On Cleanliness
- Chapter X. On Early Rising
- Chapter XI. On Domestic Exercise
- Chapter XII. On Domestic Manners
- Chapter XIII. On the Preservation of a Good Temper in a Housekeeper
- Chapter XIV. On Habits of System and Order
- Chapter XV. On Giving in Charity
- Chapter XVI. On Economy of Time and Expenses
- Chapter XVII. On Health of Mind
- Chapter XVIII. On the Care of Domestics
- Chapter XIX. On the Care of Infants
- Chapter XX. On the Management of Young Children
- Chapter XXI. On the Care of the Sick
- Chapter XXII. On Accidents and Antidotes
- Chapter XXIII. On Domestic Amusements and Social Duties
- Chapter XXIV. On the Construction of Houses
- Chapter XXV. On Fires and Lights
- Chapter XXVI. On Washing
- Chapter XXVII. On Starching, Ironing, and Cleansing
- Chapter XXVIII. On Whitening, Cleansing, and Dyeing
- Chapter XXIX. On the Care of Parlors
- Chapter XXX. On the Care of Breakfast and Dining-Rooms
- Chapter XXXI. On the Care of Chambers and Bedrooms
- Chapter XXXII. On the Care of the Kitchen, Cellar, and Storeroom
- Chapter XXXIII. On Sewing, Cutting, and Mending
- Chapter XXXIV. On the Care of Yards and Gardens
- Chapter XXXV. On the Propagation of Plants
- Chapter XXXVI. On the Cultivation of Fruit
- Chapter XXXVII. Miscellaneous Directions
- Note
- A Glossary of Such Words and Phrases as May Not Easily Be Understood by the Young Reader