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menuLilith: A Feminist History Journal: Number 29
- First Page
- Copyright and Journal Information
- Title Page
- Editorial
- Internationalising Lilith, localising diverse feminist pasts
- Articles
- “If you loved me, you’d sleep with me”: Constructions of Sexual Consent in 1970s Dolly Magazine
- Review Essay on Global and World Histories of Feminism and Gender Struggle
- Contesting Assumptions of Second-Wave Feminism: Māori Women’s Action in 1970s Aotearoa New Zealand
- ‘Worthy’ Women: Power, Paternalism and Process of the National Shipwreck Relief Society of NSW
- ‘Pleasure’, ‘Vice’ or ‘Profession’: Myriad Social Perceptions and Representations of Prostitutes in Colonial Calcutta
- ‘Unspeakable atrocities’: The 1857 Hornet Bank massacre, interracial rape and white femininity on the Australian colonial frontier
- Immodest Successes: The Provision of Public Lavatories for Women in Meanjin (Brisbane), 1912
- The Political Power of Emotions: Women’s Political Letter‑Writing in the Movement to Save Lake Pedder
- Wilson’s Ladies: Post-WWI Diplomacy and Gender in the Alpine Region—Vira B. Whitehouse (1875–1957) and Sarah Wambaugh (1882–1955)
- Book Reviews
- She and Her Pretty Friend
- Staging a Revolution: When Betty Rocked the Pram
- Views on Europe: Gender Historical and Postcolonial Perspectives on Journeys
- Disgrace: Global Reflections on Sexual Violence
- Queer Public History: Essays on Scholarly Activism
- Alternative Historiographies of the Digital Humanities
- Notes on Contributors
