Continental Tourism, Travel Writing, and the Consumption of Culture, 1814-1900

Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Ephemeral Entertainment: Montagnes Russes and Movement in Paris.- Chapter 3: The Album of the Fathers and the Father of all Albums: Inscribing Wonder and Loss in the Grande Chartreuse.- Chapter 4: "Dieting with Antiquity": Eating and Drinking with the Ancients at Pompeii.- Chapter 5: "Raw Productions . . . Exported in Abundance": Continental Tourism in Satire, 1815-1828.- Chapter 6: Ruskin in the 1830s: Emerging Authorship and the Print Culture of Travel.- Chapter 7: Upper-Class Travel with a Political Slant: the Destinies of Nations and Empires through the Eyes of Lord and Lady Strangford.- Chapter 8: Beyond the Grand Tour: Norway and the Nineteenth-Century British Traveller.- Chapter 9: Grand Tourists, Missionary Travelers, and Frances Stenhouse.- Chapter 10: Gender, Genre, and Geography in Ménie Dowie's A Girl in the Karpathians.- Chapter 11: Travelers in the Wilderness: Robert Louis Stevenson's Transformative Travels