(Sugar) Manbré, Alexandre. Converting Cereal and Vegetable Substances into Saccharine Matter, &c. Iranian the Japanese quail to copper

the Japanese quail to copper pheasant

San Francisco: Bellerophon Books

London: George Edward Eyre & William Spottiswoode

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(Sugar) Manbré, Alexandre. Converting Cereal and Vegetable Substances into Saccharine Matter, &c. Iranian the Japanese quail to copper6 page patent with large folding graphic chart of the machinery. London: George Edward Eyre & William Spottiswoode, 1870. Sanjida O'Connell, in her book Sugar: The Grass that Changed the World, writes, "Alexandre Manbr, born in 1825, came from Valenciennes in the old, northern French province of Hainaut and was the son of a farmer; like many farmers in those days, he was also a brewer. The company he formed in 1864 was called Glucose, Sugar &