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The Crimea as Viewed by British Adventurer William Eton
Золотоордынское обозрение, 2020 Research objective: This paper analyses the account of the Crimea supplied in a little-known source written by British adventurer, William Eton, who visited this peninsula in the period of an independent Crimean Khanate and used extremely interesting ...
Khrapunov N.I.
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THE BOOKSHELF OF THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY IN PULA IS (NO LONGER) THE LAST STATION OF THE TRAVEL
Studia Polensia, 2019 When arriving by train from the North to Istria, the last stop is the railway station in Pula, so the Library is the last station for travel books.
Damjana Frančić
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Historia provinciae: журнал региональной истории, 2023 The unification of the Crimea with Russia in 1783 was an important event in the world politics and attracted the attention of the whole Europe. The apparent evidence of that interest was the inclusion of the Crimea in the itinerary of the great ...
Nikita I. Khrapunov
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Britské cestopisy o Španělsku z pohledu časopisu Critical Review
Cornova, 2023 British Travelogues on Spain as seen by Critical Review The aim of this study is to analyse the reviews of travelogues on Spain that appeared in British literary periodicals in the second half of the 18th century.
Martin Branda
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Content Analysis of Travelogues from the Qajar Era [PDF]
Matn/Pizhūhī-i AdabīTravelogues are valuable artifacts that provide firsthand accounts of historical, social, cultural, religious, and literary events. They offer a comprehensive perspective for examination from multiple angles. In ancient Persian literature, travel writing
Manochehr Akbari, Saeed Alaei
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British travelers’ impressions of the Russians during the reign of Alexander II [PDF]
Studia Litterarum, 2016 This article examines the image of Russia and its people in the travelogues of British travelers during the rule of Alexander II (1855–1881). In reality, hardly anybody from Britain visited the country of the tsars, and very few could speak its language.
Iwona Sakowicz
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Amerikanische Blicke auf Italien und seine Kunst am Beispiel der Italienfahrten von H. W. Longfellow, J. F. Cooper, N. Hawthorne [PDF]
Eon, 2022 Travelling to Italy was of crucial importance for many Americans in the 19th century. When they came to Italy, however, they did not simply visit the country but read it through the eyes of earlier travellers and poets who had already contributes to the ...
Kinzel, Till
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Ars Adriatica, 2021 The book Discovering Dalmatia: Dalmatia in Travelogues, Images, and Photographs, edited by Katrina O’Loughlin, Ana Šverko, and Elke Katharina Wittich, brings twelve studies focusing on the image of Dalmatia in different travelogues, photographs, and ...
Antonija Mlikota
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Immunity, 2007 Details of how HIV-1 is transmitted across mucosal barriers remain sparse. In this issue of Immunity, Hladik et al. (2007) describe an organ culture system for imaging HIV-1 interaction with vaginal epithelial T cells and Langerhans cells early after infection.
Boggiano, Cesar, Littman, Dan R.
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An analysis of the reflection of why and how the dimensions and aspects of Shah Abbas's political power are applied in the narratives of Safavid travelogue writers [PDF]
پژوهشهای تاریخی ایران و اسلام, 2019 Safavid period travel books, along with the reflection of various dimensions and aspects of the social-political life of Iran in the Safavid era, give a significant and distinct narrative of how to exercise political power during Shah Abbas's period ...
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