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The French critic Francois de Negroni wrote about ''Theodore von Neuhoff'' that it was "the first serious and thorough book on its subject", a work of intellectual "rigor" that deserved to become a "work of reference". <ref>Preface to Theodore von Neuhoff, https://independent.academia.edu/JuliaGasper</ref>
 
The French critic Francois de Negroni wrote about ''Theodore von Neuhoff'' that it was "the first serious and thorough book on its subject", a work of intellectual "rigor" that deserved to become a "work of reference". <ref>Preface to Theodore von Neuhoff, https://independent.academia.edu/JuliaGasper</ref>
 
Of ''The Marquis d'Argens'', Professor Jonathan Israel wrote "This is by far the best study available on a major but unjustly neglected Enlightenment writer who ought to be as famous for his intellectual contribution as he once was for his wit and amusing storytelling. This book fills a considerable gap in the standard literature on the Enlightenment." <ref>https://rowman.com/ISBN/9780739182338/The-Marquis-d%E2%80%99Argens-A-Philosophical-Life</ref> ''The Eighteenth-century Intelligencer'' wrote: "''The Marquis d’Argens: A Philosophical Life'' is a much-needed contribution to eighteenth-century studies. With this biography, Gasper in effect creates a fresh beginning for scholarship on d’Argens’s thought and work".<ref> The Eighteenth-Century Intelligencer,
 
Of ''The Marquis d'Argens'', Professor Jonathan Israel wrote "This is by far the best study available on a major but unjustly neglected Enlightenment writer who ought to be as famous for his intellectual contribution as he once was for his wit and amusing storytelling. This book fills a considerable gap in the standard literature on the Enlightenment." <ref>https://rowman.com/ISBN/9780739182338/The-Marquis-d%E2%80%99Argens-A-Philosophical-Life</ref> ''The Eighteenth-century Intelligencer'' wrote: "''The Marquis d’Argens: A Philosophical Life'' is a much-needed contribution to eighteenth-century studies. With this biography, Gasper in effect creates a fresh beginning for scholarship on d’Argens’s thought and work".<ref> The Eighteenth-Century Intelligencer,
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A reviewer of ''Elizabeth Craven: Writer, Feminist and European'' describes it as "exceptionally and phenomenally well researched" and "A magnificent read". <ref>https://www.amazon.co.uk/Elizabeth-Craven-Feminist-European-History/dp/1622732758/ref=sr_1_1/261-2031101-8460830?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1521115101&sr=1-1&keywords=Elizabeth+Craven+Writer</ref>
     
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