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    y separately published work icon A Woman's Friendship Ada Cambridge , 1889 single work novel satire (taught in 1 units) 'The grand Melbourne Exhibition of 1888 is a most agreeable place for Margaret Clive, a journalist’s wife, and Patty Kinnaird, married to a squatter, to pursue their ‘purely intellectual friendship’ with handsome, widowed and wealthy Seaton Macdonald ... The triangular relationship changes, however, when the women are house guests at Yattock, Macdonald’s magnificent country property - and unadmitted attractions begin to surface.

    'In this gentle satire of class and sexuality, Ada Cambridge opens a window on Melbourne society of the 1880s and illuminates some important issues of the day - reform of dress and diet, the ‘marriage question’, socialism and women’s suffrage.' (Publication summary)
              Sydney : University of New South Wales Press , 1988     pg. xiii-lvii
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A Revised Perception of Ada Cambridge Norma Murdoch , 1999 single work criticism
— Appears in: Margin , November no. 49 1999; (p. 24-28)
A Revised Perception of Ada Cambridge Norma Murdoch , 1999 single work criticism
— Appears in: Margin , November no. 49 1999; (p. 24-28)
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