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Volume 55, Number 1, 2003
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John Pope Hennessy and the Translation of ‘Slavery’ between late nineteenth-century Barbados and Hong Kong
pp. 1-24(24)
Authors: Lambert D.; Howell P.

Elites in Search of Authority: Political Power and Social Order in nineteenth-century Sicily
pp. 25-46(22)
Author: Riall L.

‘A Mutual Assent of her Mind’? Women, Debt, Litigation and Contract in early modern England
pp. 47-71(25)
Author: Muldrew C.

Exorcizing Molly Malone: Typhoid and Shellfish Consumption in Urban Britain 1860–1960
pp. 72-90(19)
Author: Hardy A.

William Reeves and late-Victorian Radical Publishing: Unpacking the Bellamy Library
pp. 91-110(20)
Author: Beaumont M.

Fear and Anxiety: Writing about Emotion in Modern History
pp. 111-133(23)
Author: Bourke J.

Rousseauvian Remains
pp. 134-151(18)
Author: Brock C.

‘Modern Wonders’: Technological Innovation and Public Ambivalence in Britain and Germany, 1890s to 1933
pp. 152-176(25)
Author: Rieger B.

Through French Eyes: the British Expeditionary Force and the Records of the French Postal Censor, 1916–18
pp. 177-188(12)
Author: Gibson C.

The Bradleys of Birmingham:: the Unorthodox Family of ‘Michael Field’
pp. 189-191(3)
Author: Latham J.E.M.

Cape or Cairo? University History on the African Continent
pp. 192-196(5)
Author: Nasson B.

The Performance of Pastoral Politics: Britten's Albert Herring
pp. 197-212(16)
Author: Young B.

How Books Go Together and How they Come Apart
pp. 213-221(9)
Author: Fleming M.

Bring Out Your Dead: the Past as Revelation
pp. 222-226(5)
Author: Jardine L.

Cultures of Darkness: Night Travels in the Histories of Transgression [From Medieval to Modern]
pp. 226-230(5)
Author: Wasserstrom J.N.

Patriotism and Poetry in Eighteenth-Century Britain
pp. 231-233(3)
Authors: O'Brien K.

Eating Right in the Renaissance
pp. 234-242(9)
Author: Forth C.E.

Bodies and Selves in Early Modern England: Physiology and Inwardness in Spenser, Shakespeare, Herbert, and Milton
pp. 234-242(9)
Author: Forth C.E.

Inner Hygiene: Constipation and the Pursuit of Health in Modern Society
pp. 234-242(9)
Author: Forth C.E.

Bodies Out of Bounds: Fatness and Transgression
pp. 234-242(9)
Author: Forth C.E.

Food, Morals and Meaning: the Pleasure and Anxiety of Eating
pp. 234-242(9)
Author: Forth C.E.

Watching Hannah: Sexuality, Horror and Bodily De-formation in Victorian England
pp. 243-248(6)
Author: Richmond V.

Ireland: the Twentieth Century
pp. 249-253(5)
Author: Paseta S.

History and Memory in Ireland
pp. 249-253(5)
Author: Paseta S.

Ireland and Empire: Colonial Legacies in Irish History and Culture
pp. 249-253(5)
Author: Paseta S.

Irish Story: Telling Tales and Making It Up in Ireland
pp. 249-253(5)
Author: Paseta S.

Ireland 1798–1998: Politics and War
pp. 249-253(5)
Author: Paseta S.

Left in the Wilderness: the Political Economy of British Democratic Socialism since 1979
pp. 254-260(7)
Author: Colls R.

Trade Unions and the Economy 1870–2000
pp. 254-260(7)
Author: Colls R.

Report Back
pp. 261-272(12)

Alan Bray (1948–2001)
pp. 273-292(20)
Author: Laurence A.

Notes on Contributors
pp. 293-295(3)

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