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The Silk Raiser's Manual or, the Art of Raising and Feeding Silk Worms, and of Cultivating the Mulberry Tree
M Morin
Outlook Verlag
2024
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The Silk Raiser's Manual or, the Art of Raising and Feeding Silk Worms, and of Cultivating the Mulberry Tree
M Morin
Outlook Verlag
2024
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The Silk Raiser's Manual or, the Art of Raising and Feeding Silk Worms, and of Cultivating the Mulberry Tree
M. Morin
Antigonos Verlag
2025
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The Silk Raiser's Manual; or, The Art of Raising and Feeding Silk Worms, and of Cultivating the Mulberry Tree
Creative Media Partners, LLC
2016
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Summary Of The Principal Chinese Treatises Upon The Culture Of The Mulberry And The Rearing Of Silk Worms
Stanislas (TRN) Julien
Kessinger Pub
2007
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Summary Of The Principal Chinese Treatises Upon The Culture Of The Mulberry And The Rearing Of Silk Worms (1838)
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2008
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Summary of the Principal Chinese Treatises Upon the Culture of the Mulberry and the Rearing of Silk Worms
Stanislas Julien
Trieste Publishing
2018
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A Manual Containing Information Respecting The Growth Of The Mulberry Tree, With Suitable Directions For The Culture Of Silk
J. H. Cobb
Kessinger Pub
2007
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Eight Years Experience And Observation In The Culture Of The Mulberry Tree, And In The Care Of The Silk Worm (1839)
Samuel Whitmarsh
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2008
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In 1764, British Customs confiscated a book containing hundreds of silk samples of different qualities from French agents who were attempting to sell them illegally in London. The merchant's sample book acquired in 1972 by the V&A may be this very book, a fascinating record of the eighteenth-century French and English silk industries and their commercial practices. Alongside a full and faithful reproduction of the whole album, Lesley Miller sets in context the role of the book as a marketing tool from the premier European silk-weaving centre of Lyon and as a model for Spitalfields manufacturers. This publication makes accessible the contents of an extremely rare and fragile object. Translations of French inscriptions, identification of how samples have migrated from one page to another, and technical analysis of some of the silks, as well as a glossary and biographical data on the Lyonnais suppliers make this an invaluable resource for historians, collectors and designers.
French silk manufacturing reached its apogee in the eighteenth century, offering a dazzling and constantly evolving range of textiles made from the most exotic and costly combination of fibres for both domestic and international markets. In this competitive business and artistic environment some designers and manufacturers acquired substantial wealth and quasi mythical status, while others eked out a modest and largely anonymous existence. Drawing on a wide range of newly discovered archival and material evidence, this book offers a series of portraits of both the famous and the 'faceless' as a vehicle for evaluating the nature and status of the trade and the conditions under which its key participant flourished or failed. The life stories of seven men reveal the particularities and concerns of a society in transition, grounded in traditional guild organisation yet happy to exploit new commercial openings. The biographies afford insights into social hierarchies through investigation of the relationship between art and manufacturing, local and national networks, and reveal the 'culture' of commerce through an analysis of their 'enlightened' commercial education and continued interest in learning. They also demonstrate the vagaries of a freelance career in design, through analysis of the attractions, disappointments and rewards of industrial espionage and the mechanics of technological and aesthetic transfer. Combining elements of cultural, artistic and commercial history, this book provides a fascinating insight into one of the defining products of ancien regime France, and its contribution to eighteenth century society, trade and consumption.
Death on the Silk RoadBy Russell R. Miller: Is a contemporary traveler's tale of deceit, deception and international intrigue, involving an ordinary man facing extraordinary circumstances in a highly unusual location, Kazakhstan.Charlie Connelly, a retired international executive with tenuous ties to the Central Intelligence Agency finds himself on a consulting project for a global banking corporation assigned to a mining project in the remote Tien Shan Mountains of newly independent Kazakhstan. A silent killer with obscure motives threatens Connolly and a group of mismatched international specialists who are isolated by a blinding snowstorm. As members of the project begin to disappear, Connolly's handler back at Langley attempts to sort out the identities and motives of an indigenous Islamic group competing with China and Russia for the oil and rare mineral deposits in the resource-rich Kazakh Republic.Russell Miller, winner of the American Authors Association Silver Quill Award for his previous novel The Spy with a Clean Face, relies on his extensive international experience traveling to over 100 countries to craft a complex geopolitical thriller ripped from current headlines
Gifts from the Silk Road: A Father's Adoption Memoir
W. Scott Miller III
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Havenwood Falls Sin & Silk Volume Three: A Havenwood Falls Sin & Silk Collection
Michele G. Miller; R. K. Ryals; Jd Nelson
Ang'dora Productions, LLC
2020
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Three steamy paranormal romance novellas (Books 7-9) in this multi-author series showcasing the darker, edgier, and sexier side of Havenwood Falls. Dark Seduction by Michele G. Miller & R.K. RyalsTied since birth to a darkness that longs to break free, spiritual psychic Harper Sinclair fights a never-ending battle with demonic spirits. Her only relief comes from the fallen angel for whom she's long ignored deep feelings. Elias Jamison lost his place in Heaven when he chose his friends over his creator. He fell, but he is not lost. For centuries, Elias maintained his innate goodness, fought against evil, and protected those in need-except for one. Grief-stricken, Elias pushed his loss aside for over a hundred years, but the deeper his feelings grow for Harper Sinclair, the deeper old guilt digs in.Soul Laid Bare by JD NelsonThe story of Mavis and Cameron's romance and fight to be together continues in this sequel to Plans Laid BareMavis LeGrand is content in the mountains of Colorado with her incubus fianc , Cameron, and things seem to be going well, but she knows behind the picturesque town and smiling faces, an evil lurks. She throws herself into finding a way to get Cameron's soul back from her soon-to-be father-in-law. But with a strong feeling of malice lingering over the town like a dense fog, Mavis can sense that she'll soon be in for a fight. Evil has no place in Havenwood Falls, and she'll be damned if she lets anyone or anything hurt the town or the ones she loves.Stray With Me by E.J. FechendaAs a descendant of a founding family of Havenwood Falls and granddaughter of their coven's high priestess, Harlow Augustine's been raised to adhere to certain expectations. Dating a biker is the exact opposite of those. At first, it's an act of rebellion. Ryker Pride is like a forbidden fruit. Where she has deep roots in town and a big family, Ryker is an orphan lion shifter who grew up on the streets. His family is the SIN MC-"thugs and outlaws," according to her grandmother. When tragedy strikes, Harlow makes a rash decision and quickly learns that her magic has deadly consequences.Welcome to the darker, sexier side of Havenwood Falls that many residents never speak of publicly, but most likely enjoy in secret. Venture into the SIN MC, the VIP rooms of Silk nightclub, and behind other closed doors, where you'll discover passion, unusual penchants, and just how far some will go for love. Hold on to your panties, because it's time to ride. These are stand-alone steamy paranormal romances in the Havenwood Falls shared world, a collaborative effort by multiple authors across multiple series all in the paranormal fantasy genre. Havenwood Falls allows readers to discover new authors and stories to fall in love with. Each author brings a stand-alone plotline, so they can be read in any order.Books in the Havenwood Falls Sin & Silk sexy adult series: Taming the Beast by Nadirah FoxxPlans Laid Bare by J.D. NelsonShift of Fate by Victoria EscobarStolen Wishes by Victoria FlynnDamned Allure by Justine WinterSavage Salvation by Kristie CookDark Seduction by Michele G. Miller & R.K. RyalsStray With Me by E.J. FechendaChase the Flames by Desiree LafawnPrison of Asria by Randi Cooley WilsonFlirting With Death by Nadirah Foxx
The Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony Farm and the Creation of Japanese America
Daniel A. Métraux; Amy S. Miller; Melissa Lobach
Lexington Books
2019
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Japanese became the largest ethnic Asian group in the United States for most of the twentieth century and played a critical role in the expansion of agriculture in California and elsewhere. The first Japanese settlement occurred in 1869 when refugees fleeing the devastation in their Aizu Domain of the 1868 Boshin Civil War traveled to California in 1869 where they established the Wakamatsu Tea & Silk Colony Farm. Led by German arms dealer and entrepreneur John Henry Schnell, the Colony succeeded in its initial attempts to produce tea and silk, but financial problems, a severe drought, and tainted irrigation water forced the closure of the Colony in June 1871. While the Aizu colonists were unsuccessful in their endeavor, their departure from Japan as refugees, their goal of settling permanently in the United States, and their establishment of an agricultural colony was soon imitated by tens of thousands of Japanese immigrants. The Wakamatsu Colony was largely forgotten after its closure, but Japanese American historians rediscovered it in the 1920s and soon recognized it as the birthplace of Japanese America. They focused their attention on a young female colonist, Okei Ito, who died there weeks after the Colony shut down and whose grave rests on the property to this day. These writers transformed Okei-san into a pure and virtuous symbol who sacrificed her life to establish a foothold for future Japanese pioneers in California. Today many Japanese Americans regard the Wakamatsu Farm as their “Plymouth Rock” or Jamestown and have made it a major pilgrimage site. The American River Conservancy (ARC) purchased the Wakamatsu Farm property in 2010. ARC is restoring the site’s historic farm house and is working to protect the Farm’s extensive natural and cultural history.
The Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony Farm and the Creation of Japanese America
Daniel A. Métraux; Amy S. Miller; Melissa Lobach
BLOOMSBURY PUBLISHING PLC
2022
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Japanese became the largest ethnic Asian group in the United States for most of the twentieth century and played a critical role in the expansion of agriculture in California and elsewhere. The first Japanese settlement occurred in 1869 when refugees fleeing the devastation in their Aizu Domain of the 1868 Boshin Civil War traveled to California in 1869 where they established the Wakamatsu Tea & Silk Colony Farm. Led by German arms dealer and entrepreneur John Henry Schnell, the Colony succeeded in its initial attempts to produce tea and silk, but financial problems, a severe drought, and tainted irrigation water forced the closure of the Colony in June 1871.While the Aizu colonists were unsuccessful in their endeavor, their departure from Japan as refugees, their goal of settling permanently in the United States, and their establishment of an agricultural colony was soon imitated by tens of thousands of Japanese immigrants. The Wakamatsu Colony was largely forgotten after its closure, but Japanese American historians rediscovered it in the 1920s and soon recognized it as the birthplace of Japanese America. They focused their attention on a young female colonist, Okei Ito, who died there weeks after the Colony shut down and whose grave rests on the property to this day. These writers transformed Okei-san into a pure and virtuous symbol who sacrificed her life to establish a foothold for future Japanese pioneers in California. Today many Japanese Americans regard the Wakamatsu Farm as their “Plymouth Rock” or Jamestown and have made it a major pilgrimage site.The American River Conservancy (ARC) purchased the Wakamatsu Farm property in 2010. ARC is restoring the site’s historic farm house and is working to protect the Farm’s extensive natural and cultural history.
Tove Jansson - Paradiset / Paratiisi / Paradise
Sirke Happonen; Heli Harni; Asta Kihlman; Arja Miller; Johanna Ruohonen
Förlaget M
2024
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TOVE JANSSON - PARADISET / PARATIISI / PARADISE leder läsaren in i det imaginära paradis som bildkonstnären Tove Jansson skapade i sina offentliga målningar. Helsingfors konstmuseum HAM:s publikation berättar historien om Janssons ambitiösa beställningsverk för offentliga utrymmen på 1940- och 1950-talen. Janssons mindre kända muralmålningar presenteras genom ett rikligt antal bilder.Offentliga beställningsarbeten var en viktig del av återuppbyggnaden efter andra världskriget i hela Europa. Tove Jansson utförde en betydande del av sina offentliga målningar i sin hemstad Helsingfors. Janssons verk finns bland annat i Tullbommens hus, i Apollogatans flickskola, i Strömbergs fabriksbyggnad och på barnavdelningen i Aurora sjukhus. Tove Janssons avsikt med målningarna var att skapa skönhet och livsglädje och att ge besökare och personal en inblick i berättelsernas värld.Artiklarna i utställningspublikationen Tove Jansson - Paradiset är skrivna av fil.dr Sirke Happonen, fil.dr Asta Kihlman och fil.dr Johanna Ruohonen samt Helsingfors stadsmuseum HAM:s kurator fil. mag. Heli Harni. Den trespråkiga (finska, svenska, engelska) publikationen är redigerad av Heli Harni och Tuija Huovinen.