Touring in 1600: A Study in the Development of Travel as a Means of EducationBates, E. S. (Ernest Stuart)
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Touring in 1600: A Study in the Development of Travel as a Means of Education
Bates, E. S. (Ernest Stuart)
Europe -- Description and travel; Europe -- Social life and customs; Travel -- History
[37] Brit. Mus. MS. Lansdown, 720, and Villamont's _Voyages_ give more
details than any others concerning Italian waterways; but _cf._ Tasso's
letter to Ercole de' Contrari comparing France and Italy. All these are
ignored by
[38] Sir E. Sullivan in _The Nineteenth Century_, August, 1908.
CHAPTER IV
CHRISTIAN EUROPE
_Part I—European Europe_
[39] J. N. Figgis, _From Gerson to Grotius_, 1907, p. 241.
[40] Brit. Mus. MS. Harleian, 943, fol. 33.
[41] W. H. Woodward, _Studies in Education_, _passim_, especially p.
172.
[42] _Gazette des Beaux Arts_, IIe période, v, 198.
[43] Smith's _Wotton_, i, 355, note.
[44] His narrative is in vol. 7 of Churchill's _Voyages_.
[45] Howell, _Epistolæ Ho-Elianæ_, 1619.
[46] Barozzi and Berchet, _Relazioni_ (_Inghilterra_), pp. 34, 35, and
98.
[47] Cal. S. P. Ven., xiii, 40, 41.
[48] _Harleian Voyages_, i, 1781.
[49] Hatfield MSS., v, 462.
[50] Barozzi, _op. cit._, p. 27.
[51] Bodleian MS., Rawlinson, C. 799.
[52] The following details are taken mainly from T. A. Fischer's
_Scots in East and West Prussia_ and _Scots in Germany_; the Scottish
Historical Society have further information in preparation. For Scots
abroad generally, _cf._ W. K. Leask's _Musa Latina Aberdonensis_,
Aberdeen University, 1910.
[53] Bodl. MS., Rawlinson, C. 799.
[54] "La Cena de le Cenere," Dialogo Secondo.
[55] De Villers. See Bibliography under "Aarssen."
_Part II—The Unvisited North_
[56] Translated speech to the "Collegio" at Venice, Cal. S. P. Ven., x,
346.
[57] Payen of Meaux.
[58] Churchill's _Voyages_, iv, 822.
[59] Barberini, in Adelung, i, 237.
[60] Cf. Dr. Vladimir Milkowicz' _Eastern Europe_ (vol. 5 of the
translation of Helmolt's _History of the World_), pp. 524, 557, 572,
and 610.
[61] In Adelung, i, 435.
_Part III—The Misunderstood West_
[62] _Britannia_, Holland's translation, 1610, p. 577.
[63] In 1670.—Hakluyt Society, vol. 87, p. 111.
[64] Harleian MS. 3822, fol. 604.
[65] Erich Lassota; extract in Liske's _Viajes ... por España_ (_cf._
Bibliography under "Sobieski") from R. Schottin's _Tagebuch des Erich
Lassota von Steblau_ (1573-94), Halle, 1866.
[66] Sobieski.
[67] Good's account, appended to Camden's description of Ireland
(Holland's translation, 1610, p. 142).
[68] Chiericati.
[69] O'Connor, _Elizabethan Ireland_, pp. 1-4.
[70] _Acta SS._ March 17, p. 590.
[71] Smith, _Camdeni ... Epistolæ_, 1691, pp. 68, 69.
[72] Cal. S. P. Irish, i, 439, and ii, liii-lv.
[73] Jouvin de Rochefort (in Falkiner).
CHAPTER V
MOHAMMEDAN EUROPE
_Part I—The Grand Signor_
[74] Parker Soc., xxvii, 522.
[75] Albéri's "Relazioni," vi. 307.
[76] Letters, Camd. Soc., p. 61.
[77] Hist. MSS. Com., Ormonde Papers, New Series, i, 25.
[78] _Works_, 1744, i, 8.
[79] Wallington, _Historical Notices_, ii, 266.
[80] _Mélanges Historiques_, Paris, 1886, v, 601-638.
[81] Hist. MSS. Com., Hatfield MSS., xi, 172.
[82] Serrano y Sanz, c. 8.
[83] _Cambridge Modern History_, iii, 264.
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