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The limits of the picturesque in British North America
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  • 1961European Vision and the South Pacific, 1768-1850. A Study in the History of Art and Ideas140 cited
  • 1964The English Landscape100 cited
  • 1969The Role of Illusion in North American Geography: a Note on the Geography of North American Settlement*48 cited

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  • 2006Femininity, the Picturesque, and the Canadian Landscape: The Drawings and Watercolours of Elizabeth Simcoe and Elizabeth Hale1 cited

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