Travel and the British country house

Introduction: travel and the British country house - Jon Stobart
1 'Antiquity mad': the influence of continental travel on the Irish houses of Frederick Hervey, the Earl Bishop, 1730-1803 - Rebecca Campion
2 From Rome to Stourhead and thence to Rome again: the phenomenon of the eighteenth-century English landscape garden - John Harrison
3 Virtual travel and virtuous objects: chinoiserie and the country house - Emile de Bruijn
4 Gentlemen tourists in the early eighteenth century: the travel journals of William Hanbury and John Scattergood - Rosie MacArthur
5 A foreign appreciation of English country houses and castles: Dutch travel accounts on proto museums visited en route, 1683-1855 - Hanneke Ronnes and Renske Koster
6 'Worth viewing by travellers': Arthur Young and country house picture collections in the late eighteenth century - Jocelyn Anderson
7 'Enjoying country life to the full - only the English know how to do that!': appreciation of the British country house by Hungarian aristocratic travellers - Kristof Fatsar
8 Magnificent and mundane: transporting people and goods to the country house, c.1730-1800 - Jon Stobart
9 On the road (and the Thames) with William Cavendish, 1st Earl of Devonshire, 1597-1623 - Peter Edwards
10 'No lady could do this': navigating gender and collecting objects in India and Scotland, c.1810-50 - Ellen Filor
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