Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Dangerous Friends: The Second and the Later English Duel,2009,32,1,87-106,Banks
‘... You'll be made a slave in your turn; you'll be told also that it is right that you should be so and we shall see what you think of this justice’: Libido Retribution and Moderation in The Island of Slaves,2008,31,2,223-240,Smith
Commerce Property and the Ethics of Trade in Bougainville's Voyage autour du monde,2008,31,1,137-155,Simon
Dr Thomas Beddoes (1760–1808) and the Lunar Society of Birmingham: Collaborations in Medicine and Science,2007,30,2,209-226,Levere
Engraving Difference: The Representation of the Oriental Other in Marillier's Illustrations to the Mille et Une Nuits and Other Contes orientaux in Le Cabinet des fées (1785‐1789),2008,31,3,377-391,Hensher
Replacing the Old Silver Knife: The Convergence of Antislavery Rhetoric and Legal Discourse in Mansfield Park1,2008,31,2,275-292,Kerfoot
Sex Sensibility and Sociability: Illustrating Marivaux's La Vie de Marianne in the Eighteenth Century1,2008,31,3,331-375,Lewis
Surveying the Ebb and Flow of Pamphlet Warfare: 500 Rival Tracts from Radicals and Loyalists in Britain 1790–1796,2007,30,1,1-12,Goodrich
Sovereign Violence and the Figure of the Animal from Leviathan to Windsor‐Forest,2010,33,4,567-582,Menely