Literary Cookery With Reference to Matter Attributed to Coleridge and Shakespeare

A fascinating exploration of culinary references in the works of Coleridge and Shakespeare, written as a letter to the editor of the Athenaeum. The author delves into the historical and literary context of food and drink in these works, providing insight into the broader cultural significance of cuisine in the Early Modern period.

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