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Book description from publisher's website: This volume brings together academic scholars and book industry practitioners to explore some key moments in the history of travel writing and publishing through the use of case studies about Britain or British travellers. The emphasis is on the production, distribution and consumption of print cultural artefacts and considers the social and cultural impact that printed ephemera had on particular audiences, dependent on time and place. The volume demonstrates that across a long chronological period, travel and tourism, and printing and publishing, are intimately bound together.

ISBN

9781803742441

Publication Date

5-7-2026

Publication Source

Print and Tourism: Travel-Related Publications from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Century

Publisher

Peter Lang

Keywords

pilgrimage, sea travel, early modern travel, paper peepshow, souvenirs, tourism, photography, Torquay, Lake District, Alfred Wainwright, topographical prints, travel journals, magazines, Scottish songs, shrines, print culture

Comments

This chapter has been published in Print and Tourism: Travel-Related Publications from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Century, edited by Catherine Armstrong and Elaine Jackson. It appears in Volume 7 of the series "Printing History and Culture." It is provided here in compliance with the publisher's policy on self-archiving. Permission documentation is on file. The original work can be found at https://doi.org/10.3726/b20937.

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Pilgrim Pamphlets: Pocket Guides to Christian Tourism in Twentieth-Century Britain

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