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DOMESTIC SERVICE AND GENDER 1660-1750
WOMEN
A N D M E N IN
HISTORY
This series, published lor students, scholars and interested genera! readers, will tackle themes in gender history from the early mix1ici.nl period through to tilt present Hay. Gendrr issues are now an integral pan of alt History courses and yet many traditional texts do not reflect this change. Much exciting work is now being done to redress the gender im!>atances of the past, and we hope that those hooks will make their own substantial contribution to thai process. This is an open-ended scries, which means that many new tides can l>c included. We bope that these will Iroth synthosise and shape future developments in gender studies. The General Editors of the series are Patricia
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(University of Southampton) tor the
medieval period; 1'amsta Sbarpi (University of Bristol) for the early modern period; and Prnny Svmrnafidtl [University of Lancaster] lor the modem period, Margurtt Walsh (Unwewity of Nottingham) was the Founding IJ.!itor of the series. Books already published in the series include; lnt]ierial Women ill BynanthtBi 1025
12(14: Power, Patronage and Ideology
Barbara Hill Masculinity m Medieval Europe DM. Hadlry (at.) Widowhood in Medieval and Karl; Modern Europe Sandw (jnw//c ami Lyndon Warner Itikl Gender and Society in Renaissance Italy Judith ('.. Hrou.it and Rabat C. Dam (edt) Gentler, Church ;utd State in Early Modern Germany: lissays by Merry E. WfestlCf Mirrv ft. Wiesmir Manhood in Early Modern England: Honour, Sex arid Marriage likiaheth W. Fyster Kttgfoh Masculinities Ifr&tJ IttOl) Tart Hikhaxk and MkhOt (Mm Disorderly Women in Eighteenth-Century Iwndou; Prostitution in the Metropofts 1730 'l