Bohemian-American Cook Book
MARIE ROSICKÝ
Bohemian-American
COOK BOOK
TESTED AND PRACTICAL RECIPES
FOR AMERICAN AND BOHEMIAN DISHES
AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION
OF THE COOK BOOK PUBLISHED IN THE
BOHEMIAN LANGUAGE AND COMPILED
—by—
1915
Printed and Published by the National Printing Co.
Omaha, Nebr.
CONTENTS
INDEX
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by Thomas Čapek with Added Chapters by Profs. Bohumil Simek, H. A. Miller, W. S. Monroe, Leo. Wiener, Emily G. Balch. The Long story of Austria’s oppression of Bohemia, the latter’s place in the creative arts, her share in the Slavie regeneration, her ideals and the reason why she should attain national fredom—are here presented in keen chapters that make a most convincing appeal. — The ideals and aspirations of the Bohemian and Slovak peoples as affected by the European war.
Cloth Binding, $1.00 ppd.
The History, People, Institutions and the Geography of the Kingdom, together with Accounts of Moravia and Silesiaby Will S. Monroe,author of “Turkey and the Turks”, “In Viking Land: Norway”, “Sicily”, etc. With numerous illustration and maps.
Beautifully bound in cloth, price $3.15 postpaid.
From the Earliest Times to the Fall of National Independence in 1620; With a Short Summary of Latter Events.By C. Edmund Maurice.With illustrations and map, clothbound, price $1.50 postpaid.
By Francis Count Luetzow,
An authentic and extensive history of the Bohemian Nation, in the neat Everyman’s Library edition. Clothbound, postpaid 45 cts.
Historical sketches of the positon of the Bohemian Nation in Austria by Francis Count Luetzow. The Coutry of the Book and the Cup,—sketches of Prague, description of the trade of Bohemia, its home-industry, costumes, etc., statistics of the home-industries, an essay on the Bohemian Language and Literature, on the Bohemian Music, etc. With numerous illustrations, fac-similes, maps, etc.―
In cloth binding, postpaid $1.00.
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the great Bohemian Reformer and Martyr, burned at the stake in 1415 at Constance. By the Count Luetzow.—398 pages size 6x9, clothbound, price $4.25 postpaid.
The sequel to “Life and Times of M. John Hus” is mainly founded on documents written in the Bohemian language, most of which are quite unknown to English readers. The Hussite movement has generally been viewed as an almost exclusively religious one. Ct. Luetzow proves that though the religious motive was undoubtedly the most prominent one, two other currents of thought also contributed largely to the outbreak of the Hussite wars. Ct. Luetzow’s accounts of the battles of the Hussite wars, founded on the narrative of the contemporary chroniclers, throw much light on the Hussite system of warfare which belongs to a period of transition. The Count draws our attention to the protagonist of the Hussite wars, John Zizka of Trocnov, the most picturesque and the most interesting figure of that period.—384 pages 6x9, illustrated, clothbound, $4.25 postpaid.
by the Rev. J. W. Mears, D. D., author of “Martyrs of France”, Beggars of Holland”, etc. With a map of the Bohemian Crown Lands, clothbound, $1.10 postpaid.
For sale by
NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY,
OMAHA, NEBR.
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Juvenile Books about the
Life of Slavonic Nations:
Bohemian Made Easy.
Dictionaries
by John Amos Komenský (Comenius)
A classical piece of Bohemian literature by the renowned educator is presented here in the English, translated by Count Luetzow.—Beautifully bound in cloth, price postpaid, $1.60.
For sale byNational Printing Co., Omaha, Nebr.
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