Introduction
The aim of this issue is to examine how different sorts of circulations have affected the British isles over the last decades, with a particular emphasis on the circulation of people, ideologies as well as political and social models. Amélie Dochy’s paper examines the historical dimension to the qu...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The aim of this issue is to examine how different sorts of circulations have affected the British isles over the last decades, with a particular emphasis on the circulation of people, ideologies as well as political and social models. Amélie Dochy’s paper examines the historical dimension to the question, by focusing on the three volumes written by Mr and Mrs Hall under the title Ireland, its Scenery, Character, etc. (1841-1843), with the aim of inviting English readers to visit Ireland. In ... |
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