English Travellers of the Renaissance by Clare Howard
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CHAPTER IV
PERILS FOR PROTESTANT TRAVELLERS The Inquisition--The Jesuits--Penalties of recusancy. CHAPTER V THE INFLUENCE OF THE FRENCH ACADEMIES France the arbiter of manners in the seventeenth century--Riding the great horse--Attempts to establish academies in England--Why travellers neglected Spain. CHAPTER VI THE GRAND TOUR Origin of the term--Governors for young travellers--Expenses of travel. CHAPTER VII THE DECADENCE OF THE GRAND TOUR The decline of the courtier--Foundation of chairs of Modern History and Modern Languages at Oxford and Cambridge--Englishmen become self-sufficient--Books of travel become common--Advent of the Romantic |
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