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  • (Luigi Castiglioni's) Viaggio, Travels in the United States of North America 1785-87.
  • A complete English translation of a detailed account of travel in the United States during the eighteenth century by Italian botanist Luigi Castiglioni. Includes description of travel along the Eastern Seaboard from Vermont to Georgia. Includes
  • David Livingstone's missionary travels in Britain and America : exploring the wider circulation of a Victorian travel narrative
  • Exploration ; Geographical knowkedge ; Nineteenth Century ; South Africa ; Trade ; Traveller's tale
  • the significant scholarly attention it has attracted to date. The paper extends the critical focus, demonstrating that the remarkable appetite for knowledge of Livingstone and his travels at this time gave rise to a set of alternative accounts. While
  • First published in London in 1857 by Murray, Livingstone's Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa was the bestselling travel narrative in nineteenth-century Britain. The remarkable commercial success it enjoyed helps to explain
  • Arctic Ocean;Arctic Region ; Canada ; Cold area ; Ellesmere ; Glacier ; Islands ; Travel account
  • Humorous account of a summer backpack trip to an inland glacier on this island in the Canadian Far North. - (DWG)
  • Paradise or pandemonium? West African landscapes in the travel accounts of Victorian women
  • Africa ; Historical geography ; Imperialism ; Landscape ; Landscape esthetics ; Myth ; Nineteenth Century ; Traveller's tale ; West Africa ; Woman
  • The A. explores how women travel writers contributed to the popular geographies of West Africa in Victorian Britain and, more specifically, investigates the extent to which the images contained in their narratives were informed by, or challenged
  • Epistemology ; Geography ; Teaching of geography ; Territory ; Traveller's tale
  • Geography as every other field of human knowledge, cannot pretend to know, describe or understand everything, be it a specific place ; in the same way we try to understand these atmospheres in travel accounts related to that territory. - (NF)
  • China ; Cultural landscape ; Rural landscape ; Travel account ; Urban landscape
  • Discoveries ; History of geography ; Scotland ; Travel account ; United Kingdom
  • Architecture ; Cultural geography ; India ; Irrigation ; Tourism ; Travel account ; Way of life
  • Daily life ; Housing ; Living conditions ; Romania ; Transylvania ; Travel account ; Urban landscape
  • Biogeography ; Ecosystem ; Flood ; Floodplain ; Forest ; Kenya ; Nature conservation ; Stream ; Traveller's tale ; Vegetation dynamics
  • Personal account of a biogeographer in her fieldwork in eastern Kenya. - (DWG)
  • Personal account of an American geographer who travelled to Johannesburg to confront the landscapes of that segregated city. - (DWG)
  • Travel account by a cultural geographer of the settlement and people along the Mississippi River south of New Orleans. - (DWG)
  • Questions of inscription and epistemology in British travelers' accounts of early nineteenth-century South America
  • British people ; Discourse ; Epistemology ; Geographical knowkedge ; History of geography ; Nineteenth Century ; Publishing ; South America ; Traveller's tale
  • Argentina ; Century 19th ; Exploration ; History of geography ; Patagonia ; Tierra del Fuego ; Travel account
  • Cultural geography ; History of geography ; Islam ; Travel account
  • Every travel event contains a geography lesson : an account written by the geographer-lecturer aboard of what happened when a large cruise ship ran into a cyclone in the middle of the Indian Ocean in February 1992. - (DWG)
  • Concept ; Definition ; Mobility ; Road ; Russia ; Settlement ; Siberia ; Social geography ; Traveller's tale ; Way of life
  • . Accounts from the social lives of travellers enlarge the possibilities of understanding the relationship between roads and narrative.
  • Provenance of long-travelled dust determined with ultra-trace-element composition : a pilot study with samples from New Zealand glaciers
  • the surface of alpine glaciers in the Southern Alps, New Zealand, believed to have undergone long-distance atmospheric transport from Australia, are recognizable on account of their overabundances of Pb and Cu with respect to typical upper crustal values
  • Century 19th ; Environmental perception ; Historical geography ; Landscape ; Pioneer settlement ; Settlement ; Travel account ; United States