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First published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Advances in Technical Nonwovens presents the latest information on the nonwovens industry, a dynamic and fast-growing industry with recent technological innovations that are leading to the development of novel end-use applications. The book reviews key developments in technical nonwoven manufacturing, specialist materials, and applications, with Part One covering important developments in materials and manufacturing technologies, including chapters devoted to fibers for technical nonwovens, the use of green recycled and biopolymer materials, and the application of nanofibres. The testing of nonwoven properties and the specialist area of composite nonwovens are also reviewed, with Part Two offering a detailed and wide-ranging overview of the many applications of technical nonwovens that includes chapters on automotive textiles, filtration, energy applications, geo- and agrotextiles, construction, furnishing, packaging and medical and hygiene products.

This is a new release of the original 1930 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1931 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1930 edition.

1930. The great American comic dramatist George Kelly's The Flattering Word is a comic pastiche about an actor who charms a prejudiced Midwestern parson out of his disapproval of the theater. Contents: The Flattering Word, A Satire in One Act; Smarty's Party; The Weak Spot; and Poor Aubrey, A Domestic Comedy.

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1930. The great American comic dramatist George Kelly's The Flattering Word is a comic pastiche about an actor who charms a prejudiced Midwestern parson out of his disapproval of the theater. Contents: The Flattering Word, A Satire in One Act; Smarty's Party; The Weak Spot; and Poor Aubrey, A Domestic Comedy.

The lasting legacy of George Kelly, whose playwriting career spanned more than three decades, is largely to be found in the three plays, all from the 20s, included in this volume. Ranging from rollicking farce to gentle satire to bitter domestic drama, in their structure and their dialogue they all reveal Kelly as a master theatrical craftsman, an unflinching observer of human character, and a playwright to be remembered.