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The following books are reviewed.
Women, Crime and the Courts in Early Modern England JENNY KERMODE & GARTHINE WALKER (Eds) 1994 London: UCL Press. viii + 216pp., £35 (hardback), £11.95 (paperback)
Attending to Women in Early Modern England BETTY S. TRAVITSKY & ADELE F. SEEFF (Eds), 1994 Newark: University of Delaware Press/London and Toronto: Associated University Presses. 382pp., £35
Oedipus and the Devil: witchcraft, sexuality and religion in early modern Europe LYNDAL ROPER, 1994 London: Routledge. x + 254pp., £40 (hardback), £13.99 (paperback)
The Real Facts of Life: feminism and the politics of sexuality c. 1850-1940 MARGARET JACKSON, 1994 London: Taylor & Francis. vii + 206pp., £12.95
Ambiguous Angels: gender in the novels of Galdós CATHERINE JAGOE, 1994 Berkeley: University of California Press. xi + 236pp., $40.00
Rose Scott: vision and revision in feminism JUDITH A. ALLEN, 1994 Oxford: Oxford University Press. xii + 332pp., £25.00
Duty and Citizenship: the correspondence and papers of Violet Markham, 1896-1953 HELEN JONES, 1994 London: The Historian's Press. vi + 202pp., £25.00
Women Workers and Technological Change in Europe in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries GERTJAN DE GROOT & MARLOU SCHROVER (Eds), 1995 London: Taylor & Francis. x + 206pp., £12.95
The Central European University History Department Working Paper Series 1: Women in History ‐ Women's History: Central and Eastern European perspectives, 1994 Andrea Petö & Mark Pittaway (Eds) Budapest: The Central European University. x + 154pp., ISBN 963 85230 0X
Philosophia: the thought of Rosa Luxemburg, Simone Weil, and Hannah Arendt ANDREA NYE, 1994 New York: Routledge. xxii+280pp.
Margaret Fuller: visionary of the new age MARIE MITCHELL OLESEN URBANSKI (Ed.), 1994 Orono: Northern Lights. 389pp.