The British Abroad Since the Eighteenth Century, Volume 1

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 British Tourists and the Beaches of Europe, from the Eighteenth Century to the 1960s

Chapter 3 Is Britishness Always British? Country Houses, Travel and the Cosmopolitan Identity of the British Elite in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 4 Technology, Imperial Connections and Royal Tourism on the Prince of Wales’s 1875 Visit to India

Chapter 5 ‘On the Continong’: Britons Abroad and the ‘Business of Travel’, 1820–1914

Chapter 6 The ‘Alien’ European: British Accounts of Portugal and the Portuguese, 1780–1850

Chapter 7 The Lacunae of Heliosis: Package Holidays and the Long 1970s

Chapter 9 Securing Shanghai: British Women Artists and ‘Their’ City

Chapter 10 Carry On up the Nile : The Tourist Gaze and the British Experience of Egypt, 1818–1932

Chapter 11 British Travel Writing and the Japanese Interior, 1854–99

Chapter 12 So Near and Yet So Far: British Tourism in Algiers, 1860–1914

Chapter 13 Lost Horizons: British Travellers to Tibet and the Himalayas in the Twentieth Century