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Patent for preserving meat "without acid, salt, or drying" rendering it "fit for consumption, both at sea and on land, for an extraordinary length of time" by staying the effects of putrefaction by removing "atmospheric air" through a coating of "dried essence or extract of meat".
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Putrefaction, Meat, Food PreservationPlaces
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Specification of Francis Plowden: preserving animal and other substances
1855, Great Seal Patent Office
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At head of title: A.D. 1807. No. 3051.
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"Francis Plowden, of Essex Street, near the Temple, London".
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