| Summary: | <br/>Laurence L. Bongie, Voltaire's English, high treason and a manifesto for bonnie prince Charlie <br/> Gloria M. Russo, Sexual roles and religious images in Voltaire's <em>La Pucelle</em> <br/> Nelly H. Severin, Voltaire's campaign against saints' days <br/> Helmut Watzlawick, Casanova and Voltaire's <em>Discours aux Welches</em> <br/> Dorothy Medlin, Voltaire, Morellet, and Le Franc de Pompignan: a bibliographical error corrected <br/> Janet Whatley, Coherent worlds: Fénelon's <em>Télémaque</em> and Marivaux's <em>Télémaque travesti</em> <br/> R. J. Howells, Marivaux and the heroic <br/> i. <em>Télémaque travesti</em>, 115 <br/> ii. <em>Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard</em>, 136 <br/> David J. Langdon, Interpolations in the <em>Encyclopédie</em> article 'Liberté' <br/> George A. Perla, The Unsigned articles and Jaucourt's biographical sketches in the <em>Encyclopédie</em> <br/> Angus Martin, The Origins of the <em>Contes moraux</em>: Marmontel and other authors of short fiction in the <em>Mercure de France</em> (1750-1761) <br/> M. G. Carroll, Sénac de Meilhan's <em>Les Deux cousins</em>: a monarchist paradox at the end of the <em>ancien régime</em> <br/> Emmet Kennedy, Destutt de Tracy and the unity of the sciences
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