Gender & history

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    'A wigwam to Westminister' : performing Mohawk identity in imperial Britain, 1890s-1900s

    Cecilia Morgan

    2003(15):2, s. 319-341
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    Diasporic brotherhood : freemasonry and the transnational production of black middle-class masculinity

    Martin Summers

    2003(15):3, s. 530-574
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    "The Bombay debt" : letter writing, domestic economies and family conflict in Colonial India

    Erika Rappaport

    2004(16):2, s. 233-260
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    'If you can't pronounce my name, you can just call me pride' : afro-german activism, gender and hip hop

    Fatima El-Tayeb

    2003(15):3, s. 460-486
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    The haunting of Susan Lay : servants and mistresses in seventeenth-century England

    Laura Gowing

    2002(14):3, s. 183-202
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    Cartographies of globalisation, technologies of gendered subjectivities : the dub poetry of Jean 'Binta' Breeze

    Jenny Sharpe

    2003(15):3, s. 440-459
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    Creole performance in "Wonderful adventures of Mrs Seacole in many lands"

    Rhonda Frederick

    2003(15):3, s. 487-506
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    'Lady Austin's camp boys' : constituting the queer subject in 1930s London

    Matt Houlbrook

    2002(14):1, s. 31-61
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    The function of age and the history of women's work : the career of an Australian teacher, 1907-1947

    Kay Whitehead

    Stephen Thorpe

    2004(16):1, s. 172-197
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    Refinement and respectable consumption : the acceptable face of women's smoking in Britain, 1918-1970

    Penny Tinkler

    2003(15):2, s. 342-360