On The Russian Apples Imported By U.s. Department Of Agriculture In 1870

In this fascinating historical study, Charles Gibb sheds light on the importation of Russian apples by the US Department of Agriculture in 1870. Gibb examines the impact of these apples on American agriculture and culture, providing valuable insights into the history of food in the United States.

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