Volume 31, 2012 Guest-edited by Donald W. Nichol
In Memoriam Jay Macpherson (1931-2012)
Table of contents (14 articles)
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Preface / Préface
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Literary Experiment and Female Infamy: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu fictionalizes her life
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Pratiques cartographiques en Nouvelle-France : la prise en charge de l’État dans la description de son espace colonial à l’orée du xviiie siècle
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Dividing Lines: Surveyors and the Crossing of the Colonies
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Thomas Davies – An Eighteenth-Century War Artist in British North America: War Art as Cultural Signifier
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Polite Language and Female Social Agency in Frances Burney’s Evelina
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Vie ou fiction ? La biographie de Voltaire à la lumière de l’Histoire de Tom Jones
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“For thou can’st read”: Cultural Silence and Education in Gray’s Elegy
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Locke, Religion, Rights, and the Rise of Modernity
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The “candour, which can feel for a foe”: Romanticizing the Jacobites in the Mid-Eighteenth Century
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John Salusbury, Father of Mrs. Hester Thrale, and the Founding of Halifax in 1749
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Sure John Rich could read: but could Lun dance?
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Rewriting Romance: Elizabeth Hamilton’s Memoirs of Modern Philosophers and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey
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Les limites de l’hospitalité et la géographie suisse : l’exemple de Julie ou La Nouvelle Héloïse de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
