Enlightenment Travel and British Identities Karel Williams

Enlightenment Travel and British Identities Karel WilliamsEnlightenment Travel and British Identities is the first ever collection of essays devoted to the influential eighteenth century travel writer, antiquarian and naturalist, Thomas Pennant (17261798). Offering a truly multidisciplinary range of perspectives, it explores the complex networks of informants who helped Pennant undertake and write up the journeys behind his widely read Welsh and Scottish Tours.

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