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    Summary of Ruth Goodman's The Domestic Revolution
    Summary of Ruth Goodman's The Domestic Revolution
    Summary of Ruth Goodman's The Domestic Revolution
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    Summary of Ruth Goodman's The Domestic Revolution

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    #1 The way a fire burns is important. Some fuels burn in short, concentrated bursts, while others burn over a longer, slower period. Fuel can be treated in a number of ways to alter its nature and behavior within the fire.

    #2 The smith’s forge is a great demonstration of the possibilities of fire. Working with coal, the smith can create a fairly shallow fire that is suitable for tempering a blade. With skill and knowledge, the fire can be used to shape and bend metal, temper and adjust its hardness, brittleness or spring, and divide it.

    #3 When we turn our attention from the forge to the kitchen, we can see a similar range of options and subtleties at play. Different fuels can be used to perform different functions by dint of the techniques and equipment particular to them.

    #4 Common land was not public land, and was not free for anyone to use as they pleased. It was held in common by a specific group of people who were allowed to use it in specific ways. Dung was often used as a fuel in parts of Britain where other sources of fuel were scarce.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateMay 7, 2022
    ISBN9798822507494
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