Routledge Women in Eighteenth Century Europe - Longman History

Women in Eighteenth Century Europe covers transformative changes across multiple dimensions of society including work, family life, and education during this historical period.

The Longman History of European Women series examines women from diverse social positions, from royalty to working classes and marginalised communities.

This study includes women scientists, mathematicians, and other accomplished figures whose contributions are often overlooked in traditional European history.

The book analyses how eighteenth-century developments in law, religion, politics and warfare specifically affected women's rights and opportunities.

Routledge's historical examination traces the precursors to women's suffrage movements by documenting expanding opportunities before formal political activism.