Spellings are inconsistent, especially the use of ée and ee. Words
remain as presented in the original, including the use of u/v and i/j.
Note that while the title page and contents reference a “Tretise, called
Goodmens Recreation” regarding angling and the fighting cocke [sic]
this content was not in the original scan and thus is not included here.
THE
Second Booke of the
English Husbandman.
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CONTAYNING
the Ordering of the Kitchin-Garden,
and the Planting of strange Flowers:
the breeding of all manner of CATTELL.
Together with the Cures, the feeding of
_Cattell, the Ordering both of Pastures and_
Meddow-ground: with the vse both
of high-wood and vnder-wood.
_WHEREVNTO IS ADDED_
a TREATISE, called _Goodmens Recreation_:
Contayning a Discourse of the generall Art
of Fishing, with the Angle, and otherwise;
and of all the hidden secrets belonging
thereunto.
_TOGETHER_
With the Choyce, Ordering, Breeding, and Dyeting
of the fighting Cocke.
A worke neuer written before by any Author.
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By G. M.
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LONDON:
Printed by _T.S._ for _Iohn Browne_, and are to be sould at his
shop in _S. Dunstanes_ Church-yard in Fleetstreet. 1614.
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A Table of all the principall matters contayned in this Booke.
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