It was in 1914 that Mary Phelps Jacob set women free-from the prison of the corset. With a little help from her lady's maid, this ingenious New York socialite stitched together two handkerchiefs and
Carlson (letters and sciences, Arizona State University) reopens several famous cases of trials of women, all but one from the nineteenth century. Rather than discuss guilt or innocence, she addresses
Bladesmithing with Murray Carter provides the reader with an in-depth look into traditional Japanese Cutlery forging techniques and their modern applications. A non-stop flow of inquiries to Murray ha
