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Ashmole, “History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.”
Bacon, “Sylva Sylvarum; or, a Naturall Historie.”
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Browne (Sir Thomas), “Vulgar Errors.”
Clarendon, “History of the Rebellion.”
Coles, “Art of Simpling.”
Culpepper, “The English Physitian.”
Culpepper, “Astrological Judgment of Diseases.”
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De la Quintinye, “The Compleat Gard’ner.”
Dillon, Nineteenth Century, April 1894.
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Ellacombe (Canon), “The Plant-Lore and Garden-Craft of Shakespeare.”
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Favyn (André), Le Théâtre d’honneur et de Chevatries, 1620.
Favyn (André), “Theatre of Honour.”
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Friend, “Flowers and Flower-Lore.”
Fuller, “Church History.”
Fuller, “Antheologia; or, the Speech of Flowers.”
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The “Grete Herball,” 1516.
Guillim, “Heraldry.”
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“History of Signboards.”
Hogg, “The Vegetable Kingdom and its Products.”
Huish, “History of the Coronation of George IV.”
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Jones, “Crowns and Coronations.”
Lambert (Miss), Nineteenth Century, September 1879, and May 1880.
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Loudon, “Encyclopædia of Gardening.”
Lupton, “Book of Notable Things,” 1575.
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Newton, “An Herbal of the Bible,” 1587.
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Parkinson, “Theatre of Plants,” 1640.
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Rhind, “History of the Vegetable Kingdom.”
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Robinson, “English Flower-Garden.”
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Selden, “Table Talk.”
Smith, “Dictionary of the Bible.”
Thornton, “Family Herbal.”
Timbs, “Things Not Generally Known.”
Tusser, “Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry,” 1577.
Walton (Isaac), “The Complete Angler.”