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| Rubiés, Joan-Pau Futility in the New World: Narratives of Travel in Sixteenth-Century America | S. 74- |
| Williams, Wes Rubbing up against others: Montaigne on Pilgrimage | S. 101- |
| Burke, Peter The Philosopher as Traveller: Berniers Orient | S. 124- |
| Calaresu, Melissa Looking for Virgils Tomb: The End of the Grand Tour and the Cosmopolitan Ideal in Europe | S. 138- |
| Bravo, Michael T. Precision and Curiosity in Scientific Travel: James Rennell and the Orientalist Geography of the New Imperial Age (17601830) | S. 162- |
| Leask, Nigel The Ghost in Chapultepec: Fanny Calderón de la Barca, William Prescott and Nineteenth-Century Mexican Travel Accounts | S. 184- |
| Hansen, Peter H. Partners: Guides and Sherpas in the Alps and Himalayas, 1850s1950s | S. 210- |
| Boddy, Kasia The European Journey in Postwar American Fiction and Film | S. 232- |
| James, Edward Per ardua ad astra: Authorial Choice and the Narrative of Interstellar Travel | S. 252- |