Lancaster University, UK University of Notre Dame, USA

• Editorial Preface. Introduction. Section One: Global Constructions. 1. Traveling Natures. 2. Jeffrey Brace in Barbados: Slavery, Interracial Relationships, and the Emergence of a Global Economy. 3. World Spectatorship for Western Commodities in Fin-de-Siècle Posters. 4. ‘A Prodigious Map Beneath His Feet’: Virtual Travel and the Panoramic Perspective. 5. Cosmopolitan Emigration and the Novels of Charlotte Smith. Section Two: Colonialism and Race. 6. Deathscapes: India in an Age of Romanticism and Empire, 1800-56. 7. The Middle Passages of Nancy Prince and Harriet Jacobs. 8. Without Natural Protectors. 9. Political Economy of the Potato. 10. Englishness in Africa in the Nineteenth Century. Section Three: Internal Others. 11. Typologies of the East: On Distinguishing Balkanism and Orientalism. 12. The ‘Other’ Europe of Michele Amari: Orientalism from the South. 13. ‘That Imperious Passion’: Don Juan’s Russian Affair and the Vortex of Selfhood. 14. Geographical Imaginations of the ‘Holy Land’ and the South Levantine Iron Age: Biblical Topography and Archaeological Practice in the Nineteenth Century. 15. Constructions of Sacred Topography: The Nineteenth Century and Today.

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Lancaster University, UK University of Notre Dame, USA

• Editorial Preface. Introduction. Section One: Global Constructions. 1. Traveling Natures. 2. Jeffrey Brace in Barbados: Slavery, Interracial Relationships, and the Emergence of a Global Economy. 3. World Spectatorship for Western Commodities in Fin-de-Siècle Posters. 4. ‘A Prodigious Map Beneath His Feet’: Virtual Travel and the Panoramic Perspective. 5. Cosmopolitan Emigration and the Novels of Charlotte Smith. Section Two: Colonialism and Race. 6. Deathscapes: India in an Age of Romanticism and Empire, 1800-56. 7. The Middle Passages of Nancy Prince and Harriet Jacobs. 8. Without Natural Protectors. 9. Political Economy of the Potato. 10. Englishness in Africa in the Nineteenth Century. Section Three: Internal Others. 11. Typologies of the East: On Distinguishing Balkanism and Orientalism. 12. The ‘Other’ Europe of Michele Amari: Orientalism from the South. 13. ‘That Imperious Passion’: Don Juan’s Russian Affair and the Vortex of Selfhood. 14. Geographical Imaginations of the ‘Holy Land’ and the South Levantine Iron Age: Biblical Topography and Archaeological Practice in the Nineteenth Century. 15. Constructions of Sacred Topography: The Nineteenth Century and Today.

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Lancaster University, UK University of Notre Dame, USA

• Editorial Preface. Introduction. Section One: Global Constructions. 1. Traveling Natures. 2. Jeffrey Brace in Barbados: Slavery, Interracial Relationships, and the Emergence of a Global Economy. 3. World Spectatorship for Western Commodities in Fin-de-Siècle Posters. 4. ‘A Prodigious Map Beneath His Feet’: Virtual Travel and the Panoramic Perspective. 5. Cosmopolitan Emigration and the Novels of Charlotte Smith. Section Two: Colonialism and Race. 6. Deathscapes: India in an Age of Romanticism and Empire, 1800-56. 7. The Middle Passages of Nancy Prince and Harriet Jacobs. 8. Without Natural Protectors. 9. Political Economy of the Potato. 10. Englishness in Africa in the Nineteenth Century. Section Three: Internal Others. 11. Typologies of the East: On Distinguishing Balkanism and Orientalism. 12. The ‘Other’ Europe of Michele Amari: Orientalism from the South. 13. ‘That Imperious Passion’: Don Juan’s Russian Affair and the Vortex of Selfhood. 14. Geographical Imaginations of the ‘Holy Land’ and the South Levantine Iron Age: Biblical Topography and Archaeological Practice in the Nineteenth Century. 15. Constructions of Sacred Topography: The Nineteenth Century and Today.

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