Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Introduction: Home Tourism
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Chapter 2
Peripheral Vision, Landscape, and Nation-Building in Thomas Pennant’s Tours of Scotland, 1769–72
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Chapter 3
Beside the Seaside: Mary Morgan’s Tour to Milford Haven, in the Year 1791
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Chapter 4
‘Ancient and Present’: Charles Heath of Monmouth and the Historical and Descriptive Accounts … of Tintern Abbey 1793–1828
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Chapter 5
Britain through Foreign Eyes: Early Nineteenth-Century Home Tourism in Translation
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Chapter 6
The Attractions of England, or Albion under German Eyes
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Chapter 7
The Irish Tour, 1800–50
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Chapter 8
‘Missions of Benevolence’: Tourism and Charity on Nineteenth-Century Iona
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Chapter 9
Holiday Excursions to Scott Country
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Chapter 10
‘Every Hill has Its History, Every Region Its Romance’: Travellers’ Constructions of Wales, 1844–1913
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Chapter 11
Famine Travel: Irish Tourism from the Great Famine to Decolonization
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Chapter 12
Meeting Kate Kearney at Killarney: Performances of the Touring Subject, 1850–1914
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Chapter 13
‘The Romance of the Road’: Narratives of Motoring in England, 1896–1930
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Chapter 14
Home Truths: Language, Slowness, and Microspection
Attention for Chapter 10:
‘Every Hill has Its History, Every Region Its Romance’: Travellers’ Constructions of Wales, 1844–1913