Tourists: How The British Went Abroad To Find Themselves Lucy Lethbridge Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

*Foyles Non-Fiction Book Of The Month*\ I Really Can\ T Recommend This Enough - Especially If You Are Going On Holiday\ Tom Holland\ Delightful Lucy Lethbridge Has Written A Glorious Romp Book\ Kathryn Hughes Mail Sunday‘it Is Paramount Wish Every English Heart Ever Addicted To Vagabondizing Hasten Continent…’In 1815 Battle Waterloo Brought An End Napoleonic Wars And European Continent Opened Up Once Again British Tourists Nineteenth Century Was Be Age Driven By Steam Technology Mass-Industrialisation Movement In Footsteps Grand Hundred Years Earlier Middle-Classes Flocked Europe See Sights Voices These Travellers – Puzzled Shocked Delighted Amazed Vividly Life From Discomfort Stagecoach ‘Self-Contained Pleasure Palace’ Beach Resort Brilliantly Examines Two Centuries Tourists’ Experience Among Range Disparate Characters We Meet Commercial Titans Victorian Tourism Albert Smith Henry Gaze Thomas Cook As Well Their Successor Vladimir Raitz Creator Modern Holiday Growth Popular Introduced New Markets Guidebooks Souvenirs Cuisine Health Cures It Smoothed Over Class Differences But Also Exacerbated Them Destroyed Traditional Cultures While At Same Time Preserving Portable Cameras Postcards Suntans Explores How Reflected Changing Attitudes Modernity Hotel Campsite Foreign Exposes Deep Fears Hopes Even Longings For Home Σελίδες: 320 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1128 Διαστάσεις: 12 8X12 8Cm