Peter France, John Renwick: a tributePublications of John RenwickNicholas Cronk, Voltaire and the 1760s: the rule of the patriarchI. Voltaire’s contemporariesJean Ehrard, Tempête dans un gobelet: esquisse de mémoire en défense de M. Ozy, apothicaire auvergnat du dix-huitième siècleDavid Adams, Illustration and interpretation: the frontispiece to Marmontel’s BélisaireMichael Cardy, Some references to English writers in Marmontel’s Poétique française (1763)Katherine Astbury, The success of Marmontel’s moral tales on the French stage 1760-1770David McCallam, Physiocrats and barbarians: moral economies in Chamfort’s comediesJohn Dunkley, Sedaine’s Maillard: the gauntlet, the calque and the seneschal’s revengeCecil Courtney, Constant d’Hermenches: correspondent of Voltaire and Belle de ZuylenChristopher Todd, Glimpses of France and the French (1760-1769) in three English provincial newspapersDavid Coward, ‘Je deviens auteur’: Restif in the 1760sGraham Gargett, Caveirac, Protestants and the presence of Voltairean discourse in late-eighteenth-century FranceKatharine Swarbrick, Voltaire, Rousseau and the uses of frivolityII. VoltaireJames Hanrahan, Creating the ‘cri public’: Voltaire and public opinion in the early 1760sRussell Goulbourne, Voltaire and the Calas affair in EnglandChristiane Mervaud, Voltaire et le Beccaria de Grenoble: Michel-Joseph-Antoine ServanOlivier Ferret, Les stratégies éditoriales des Mélanges voltairiensNicholas Cronk, Le Philosophe ignorant, volume de mélangesSimon Davies, Le Pyrrhonisme de l’histoire, Voltaire’s anthology of contesRichard Francis, The Ingénu’s childrenJonathan Mallinson, Les Lettres d’Amabed: rewriting Graffigny’s Lettres d’une Péruvienne?Adrienne Mason, Unheard voices: two English translations of Voltaire’s L’IngénuDavid Williams, Voltaire and Thomas OtwayHaydn Mason, Voltaire, directeur de conscience: his correspondence with Mme Du DeffandPeter France, Last wordsIndex

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