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The Denominational Politics of Travel-Writing: the Case of Tory Anglicans in the 1770s,One way in which geography and travel writing were related was that they both encoded political positions. As we shall discover, true to its different generic mode of operation, travel writing offered different sites for politicisation from those we have analysed for geography books, but unsurprisin

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,The Scottish Enlightenment and British Geography (II): James Bell and J.R. McCulloch, 1830–50,colonial fieldwork, Bell himself paying homage to Rennell as the first British ‘geographer of any eminence’ for his work in the field.. The accumulation of data also had a domestic angle thanks to the nineteenth-century penchant for parliamentary commissions and the institution of national censuses

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Effacing and Recovering the History of Geography,raphical discourse, c.1650–1850. In order to engage in such an enquiry, we need to start with a clear understanding of what distinguishes history as a mode of scholarship from other modes, and therefore what an enquiry into the history of geography can and cannot be about. This may appear self-evide

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,‘Geography is twinned with divinity’: the Laudian Geography of Peter Heylyn, 1621–57,ed so important to the conceptualisation of geography’s scope and purpose until at least 1800, opened with a discussion of the utility of geography, which averred its importance to statesmen and commanders.. Similarly, and deriving from Strabo, the earliest English-language geography books were also

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,John Ogilby and the Iconographic Roads to a Restored Royalist Geography, c.1660–75,he late Grand Rebellion, I being left at leisure from former Imployments belonging to the quiet of Peace wherein I was bred, in stead of Arms, to which in parties most began to buckle, I betook my self to something of .’.. This does not mean that Ogilby’s response was that of the quietist, any more