Women's History Magazine
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2010: 62 Spring, 63 Summer
2009: 60 Summer, 61 Autumn/Winter
2008: 58 Spring/Summer; 59 Autumn/Winter
2007: 55 Spring, 56 Summer, 57 Autumn
2006: 52 Spring, 53 Summer, 54 Autumn
2005: 49 Spring, 50 Summer, 51 Autumn
2004: 46 Spring, 47 Summer, 48 Autumn
2003: 43 Spring, 44 Summer, 45 Autumn
2002: 40 Spring, 41 Summer, 42 Autumn
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ISSUE 51, AUTUMN 2005
Themed issue: Caste, Class and Race
- Priyadarshini Vijaisri on In Search of the Outcaste Sacred Prostitute in Colonial India
- Jan Chivers on Body or Soul? The Bath Penitentiary and Lock Hospital, 1816-1824
- sobel Reid on From Slave Ship to Prison House: The Case of Women in Colonial Malawi, 1875-1927
ISSUE 50, SUMMER 2005
- Claudia Thompson on Amalia and Annie: A Case Study in Women's Suffrage
- Marjorie Feld on Lillian D. Wald and the 'Female Dominion' of American Reform
- Ellen Jacobs on 'Travelling ''fellows'' ': Women Social Scientists in inter-war Britain
- Vivienne Barker on A Half-forgotten Heroine: Edmone Robert
ISSUE 49, SPRING 2005
- Judy A. Haydon on Guinevere in Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Historical Chronicles
- Jennie Batchelor on Re-clothing the Female Reader: Dress and the 'Lady's Magazine'
- Katherine Storr on Belgium Women Refugees in the Great War
ISSUE 48, AUTUMN 2004
Themed issue: Science, Technology and Education
- Maria Rentetzi on Women Radium Dial Painters
- Claire Jones on mathematician Grace Chisholm Young at Göttingen University
- Joyce Goodman on Technical Education, Female Emigration and Nation Building
ISSUE 47, SUMMER 2004
- Myrtle Hill on Writing the History of 20th Century Irishwomen
- Wu Na on Reinscribing Her Stories in Chinese Contemporary History
- Sarah Rose Dangelas on Feminist Historic Preservation Projects in the US
- Linda C. Brigance on Re-presenting Women's History at US Historic Sites and Museums
- Saara Tuomaala on Women as the producers of Historical Material in Finland
ISSUE 46, SPRING 2004
- Gaby Mahlberg on The Politics of Patriarchalism in 17th Century Pamphlet Literature.
- Yosanne Vella on Women, Religion and Magic in 18th Century Malta.
ISSUE 45, AUTUMN 2003
- Elizabeth Ewan on Alison Rough in 16th Century Edinburgh.
- Amanda Engineer on Female Medical Practitioners in 17th Century England.
- Ann Wickham on The Training of Nurses in Ireland, 1860-1900.
ISSUE 44, SUMMER 2003
- Nancy Rosoff on Instructions for Women Athletes in America, 1880-1920.
- Jenny Zmroczek on 'If girls would take more kindly to domestic work': Norwich, 1900-1939.
- Carol Jenkins on Learning Domesticity in Later Victorian England.
ISSUE 43, SPRING 2003
- Charmian Cannon on Ladies of Leisure? The Everyday life of an Edwardian Lady and her Daughters.
- Jay Dixon on The Concept of Englishness and Masculinity in the Novels of Georgette Heyer
- Cathy Hunt on 'A Little too Nice'? The National Federation of Women Workers in Coventry, 1907-1918.
ISSUE 42, AUTUMN 2002
- Deborah Simonton on Gender, Identity and Independence: Eighteenth-Century Women in the Commercial World.
- Nicola Pullin on Gender, Trade and Nationalism in Eighteenth-Century Britain.
- Rebecca Rogers on French Education for British girls in the Nineteenth Century.
ISSUE 41, SUMMER 2002 (sold out)
- Lesley A. Hall on 'The Reserved Occupation'? Prostitution in the Second World War.
- Anne Anderson on Queen Victoria's Daughters and 'the tide of fashionable philanthropy'.
- Katherine Storr on Belgian Refugee Relief: an example of 'Caring Power' in the Great War
ISSUE 40, SPRING 2002
- Jane Rendall on Women's History in Britain.
- Lynn Abrams on Gendering Scottish History.
- Jo Stanley on Getting Women's History Published.
