How Julia Child Helped Shape The James Beard Foundation
After her beloved friend passed away, Julia Child helped mold the James Beard Foundation by preserving a key piece of Beard's legacy.
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After her beloved friend passed away, Julia Child helped mold the James Beard Foundation by preserving a key piece of Beard's legacy.
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