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PS5A: Travel in Fiction and Travel Writing (2)
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Pleasures of Mobility in Mary Seacole’s and Eliza Potter’s Memoirs Georgia Southern University, United States of America “Always hurrying from one thing to another”. British travellers in China and the pressures of modernity University of Pavia, Italy Moving Crowds: “Sticky” Affect in British Accounts of Chartism and China Louisiana State University, United States of America Transatlantic Temporalities: Timely Conversations Between White British and Black American Women Gardeners Auburn University, United States of America | ||