Travel in Victorian Periodicals, 1850-1900

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Focusing on the interplay between travel and periodicals in Victorian Britain, this study reveals how travel articles became integral to the periodicals market by the 1860s. It highlights the unique representation of travel in periodicals compared to traditional travel books, emphasizing their cultural significance. By analyzing various general-interest publications aimed at diverse audiences, the book demonstrates how these articles engaged families, women, young people, and the working class, ultimately shaping their perceptions and experiences of travel.