Lines Drawn across the Globe: Reading Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations” (McGill-Queen's Studies in the History of Ideas, 90) (Volume 90)
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Lines Drawn across the Globe: Reading Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations” (McGill-Queen's Studies in the History of Ideas, 90) (Volume 90)

by Mary C. Fuller

Literary Criticism travel writing History of Ideas
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Mary C. Fuller offers a focused scholarly reading of Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations.” Published in McGill-Queen’s Studies in the History of Ideas, this volume considers the text through global lines of geography, movement, and historical interpretation.

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Lines Drawn across the Globe examines Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations,” a major text associated with travel, exploration, and geographical knowledge.

Mary C. Fuller approaches the work through the act of reading, drawing attention to how its materials can be understood across global lines.

Published as volume 90 of McGill-Queen’s Studies in the History of Ideas, this book offers a focused scholarly study of Hakluyt and his Principal Navigations.

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