Past and Present

Acknowledgements
pp. i-i(1)

Introduction
pp. 1-11(11)
Authors: Harris, Ruth; Roper, Lyndal

His and Hers: Gender, Consumption and Household Accounting in Eighteenth-Century England*For their questions and comments, I am indebted to the participants of the Conference in Honour of Olwen Hufton, New College Oxford, 9 July 2004, and above all to the organizers Lyndal Roper and Ruth Harris for their astute critical engagement. Versions of this paper were given at the Eighteenth-Century Seminar at the Institute of Historical Research, the Cultural History Seminar, Caius College, Cambridge, a
pp. 12-38(27)
Author: Vickery, Amanda

Gender and Welfare in Modern Europe
pp. 39-54(16)
Author: Lewis, Jane

Rooms to Share: Convent Cells and Social Relations in Early Modern Italy
pp. 55-71(17)
Author: Evangelisti, Silvia

Concubinage and the Church in Early Modern Münster
pp. 72-100(29)
Author: Laqua, Simone

A Confessor and His Spiritual Child: François de Sales, Jeanne de Chantal, and the Foundation of the Order of the Visitation
pp. 101-117(17)
Author: Manning, Ruth

Letters to Lucie: Spirituality, Friendship, and Politics During the Dreyfus Affair
pp. 118-138(21)
Author: Harris, Ruth

Witchcraft, Nostalgia, and the Rural Idyll in Eighteenth-Century Germany
pp. 139-158(20)
Author: Roper, Lyndal

The `Religious Sense' in a Post-War Secular Age
pp. 159-177(19)
Author: Owen, Alex

Olwen Hufton's `Poor', Richard Cobb's `People', and the Notions of the longue durée in French Revolutionary Historiography
pp. 178-203(26)
Author: Jones, Colin