Bruce Richardson Libri

Exploring the profound impact of tea on British and American culture, this work chronicles nearly four centuries of its influence on commerce and community. Renowned tea historians Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson, both seasoned writers in the field, share insights from their extensive experience and research. They highlight the current tea renaissance and emphasize tea's significant role in shaping Western civilization, showcasing its enduring legacy as a beloved beverage.

This cookbook offers a delightful collection of recipes from the Elmwood Inn tea room, including soups, savories, and sweets perfect for teatime or any occasion. Each recipe is accompanied by stunning color photographs that enhance the visual appeal of the dishes.

The book is associated with the Protocol School of Washington, indicating a focus on etiquette, protocol, and professional conduct. It serves as a guide to navigating social and business interactions with sophistication and confidence.

Set against the backdrop of a world yearning for peace, two veterans from the Vietnam War, Ray and Bruce, embark on a journey of discovery after years of parallel lives. Despite their shared experiences as soldiers and friends lost in combat, they only meet decades later. Their quest reveals that the true answer to peace lies not in their military training or combat expertise, but in a deeper understanding of humanity. This poignant narrative explores the transformative power of friendship and insight gained from the horrors of war.