Country of writing : travel writing and New Zealand 1809-1900

Lydia Wevers

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Travel Writing and Literature Historical Art and Culture Studies Australian History and Society

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The author explores early newspaper accounts, the diaries and journals of missionaries, traders, soldiers and adventurers, the travel books of professional writers like Trollope, Froude and Constance Gordon Cumming, and the growth of the tourism indusry with its specialised guidebooks.

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