Journal of bee-keeping, 1787-1788.

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Journal of bee-keeping, 1787-1788.

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In this journal, Donath describes the procedures and administration of his apiary. There are sketches of the layout of his hive, as well. The diary also mentions a visit by Generals Washington and Mifflin, and other members of the Constitutional Convention, on 22 July 1787.

1 v. (19 p.).

American Philosophical Society Library

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American Philosophical Society Library

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