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This critical edition presents selections from the unpublished diary of Katharine Bradley and Edith Cooper, who wrote under the pseudonym "Michael Field." Their joint diary, spanning thirty years, reveals their love, artistic ambitions, and domestic life as a queer couple in late-Victorian London. The text includes encounters with notable figures like Robert Browning and Oscar Wilde, offering insights into the literary and artistic scenes of the time. Carolyn Dever enhances the narrative with context, notes, and a timeline, challenging conventional views on Victorian women and intimacy.

Project Management covers all the basic principles applied to a range of industrial and technological projects, and examines in detail some of the specific issues. It is designed to equip the reader with the necessary knowledge and techniques to successfully manage projects, at every stage of the process, from initiation to post project review. This book is an essential guide to the life cycles of projects and the role of the project manager.

"On 29 August 1914 New Zealand troops landed in German Samoa and established a colonial rule that was to last almost 50 years. The new administrators were an odd assortment of benevolent misfits. Their unchecked power led to widespread racism and the distortion of justice, bureaucratic bungling caused the spread of the 1918 influenza epidemic which killed 22% of the population, and on 29 December 1929 there was "Black Saturday when the police opened fire on an unarmed peaceful demonstration, killing 9 people and wounding a further 50. This book is the story of the courageous and non violent freedom movement known as "Mau". Thoroughly researched and provocative, Mau: Samoa's Struggle for Freedom is an integral chapter in the history of Samoa, NZ and the Pacific."--Publisher's description

Michael Field food Editor and accomplished former concert pianist appeared with ;Vera Appleton, as the piano duo “Appleton and Field”. Later in life, Field worked withGreats like, James Beard, Craig Claiborne, and Julia Child, writing about and teaching cooking. The Yellow Peril by Michael Field | The New York Review of Books was published in 1967 and shows why, Michael Field was chosen Chief editor of the Time-Life Foods of the World cookbook series, and authoring Quintet of Cuisines in the series along with his wife Frances Field. he died before the series was complete. His books are thought to be some of the best cookbooks.