Supports versioned recipe and source records and prevents conflating authorship across editions.
The 1862 drink-family organization is described, but assigning its authorship to Thomas remains Wondrich's inference. Later content requires edition-specific attribution.
Wondrich treats the 1862, 1876, and 1887 editions of the Jerry Thomas guide as different editorial states; later additions and revisions cannot be attributed to Thomas as though the book remained unchanged.
PDF sheet 371
PDF sheet 363
Appendix I — publication and revision history of Jerry Thomas's guide
Fresh audit 2026-10-01: PDF 363–371 checked within complete 419-page body and individual visual reading. Editions are distinct; attribution of the drink-family classification to Thomas is an inference, not a recovered contract or authorship proof. Schmidt/Schultz naming conflict remains open. Earlier audit statements are superseded by this bounded source check.
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