English Travellers to Venice 1450 â 1600 contains 35 separate accounts (with 27 colour and 45 black and white illustrations) of the experiences of a wide range of English travellers to Venice.
English Travellers to Venice 1450 â 1600 contains 35 separate accounts (with 27 colour and 45 black and white illustrations) of the experiences of a wide range of English travellers to Venice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael G. Brennan is Professor of Renaissance Studies at the School of English, University of Leeds. The Hakluyt Society has previously published two of his other books: The Travel Diary of Robert Bargrave Levant Merchant 1647-1656 (1999) and The Origins of the Grand Tour. The Travels of Robert Montagu, Lord Mandeville (1649-1654), William Hammond (1655-1658), Banaster Maynard (1660-1663) (2004). Both books contain accounts of Venice in the seventeenth century which prompted the compilation of this volume dedicated to earlier accounts of travellers to Venice and Anglo-Venetian relations between 1450 and 1600. He has also served as a series editor and council member of the Hakluyt Society. His other books and articles focus on the extensive sixteenth- and seventeenth-century writings of the Sidney family of Penshurst and, in the twentieth century, the works of Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh and George Orwell.
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PART 1: INTRODUCTION 1. Early Modern Anglo-Venetian Contacts 2. English Travellers to Venice 1450-1548 3. English Travellers to Venice 1548-1600 4. Giacomo Franco's Engravings of Venice 5. Maps of Venice PART 2: ENGLISH TRAVELLERS TO VENICE 1450-1600 1. c.1454 'The Physician's Handbook' of Richard 'Esty' or Richard 'of Lincoln' 2. 1458 1462 The 'Itineraries' of William Wey 3. 1458 and 1460 John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester 4. c.mid-1460s-c. early 1470s Sir Edmund Wighton 5. c .1492 93-97 Thomas Linacre 6. c.1498 1500 Informacon for pylgrymes unto the holy londe 7. 1506 Sir Richard Guildford's chaplain, Thomas Larke 8. c.1511-14 The Pylgrymage of Master Robert Langton 9. 1513 Sir Thomas Newport and Sir Thomas Sheffield 10. 1517 Sir Richard Torkington 11. c .1521-c.1526, 1532-6 Reginald Pole 12. c.1520s-1550 Edmund (Sigismund) Harvell 13. 1527 Thomas Wyatt and Sir John Russell 14. c.1538-42 Andrew Bo(o)rde 15. 1545 The sinking of the Mary Rose and Venetian salvage attempts 16. 1545 48 The Historie of Italie by William Thomas 17. 1548 1550 and 1554 55 Sir Thomas Hoby and the Protestant English community at Venice and Padua 18. 1550-56 Peter Vannes (Pietro Vanni of Lucca), English Ambassador to Venice 19. 1552 Roger Ascham 20. 1564 Richard Smith's account of Sir Edward Unton's visit to Venice 21. 1570 and 1589 Henry Cavendish 22. 1573-4 Philip Sidney at Venice, with Griffin Madox, Harry Whyte, John Fisher, Thomas Coningsby, Lodowick Bryskett and Edward Lord Windsor 23. 1575-6 Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford 24. 1575 77 Sir John North and his servant Hugh Lochard 25. c.1575 Sir Henry Unton 26. 1580 James Crichton 27. 1581 Arthur Throckmorton 28. 1581 Laurence Aldersey 29. 1587 88 Stephen Powle 30. Venetian intelligence about the Spanish Armada in 1588 31. 1588 Edward Webbe (1553 54-after 1592) 32. 1591 Sir Henry Wotton 33. 1593-5, 1596, 1597 Fynes Moryson 34. 1595 Henry Piers 35. English attitudes to Venice by 1600 APPENDIX: Venetian Locations, Institutions and Ceremonies
PART 1: INTRODUCTION 1. Early Modern Anglo-Venetian Contacts 2. English Travellers to Venice 1450-1548 3. English Travellers to Venice 1548-1600 4. Giacomo Franco's Engravings of Venice 5. Maps of Venice PART 2: ENGLISH TRAVELLERS TO VENICE 1450-1600 1. c.1454 'The Physician's Handbook' of Richard 'Esty' or Richard 'of Lincoln' 2. 1458 1462 The 'Itineraries' of William Wey 3. 1458 and 1460 John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester 4. c.mid-1460s-c. early 1470s Sir Edmund Wighton 5. c .1492 93-97 Thomas Linacre 6. c.1498 1500 Informacon for pylgrymes unto the holy londe 7. 1506 Sir Richard Guildford's chaplain, Thomas Larke 8. c.1511-14 The Pylgrymage of Master Robert Langton 9. 1513 Sir Thomas Newport and Sir Thomas Sheffield 10. 1517 Sir Richard Torkington 11. c .1521-c.1526, 1532-6 Reginald Pole 12. c.1520s-1550 Edmund (Sigismund) Harvell 13. 1527 Thomas Wyatt and Sir John Russell 14. c.1538-42 Andrew Bo(o)rde 15. 1545 The sinking of the Mary Rose and Venetian salvage attempts 16. 1545 48 The Historie of Italie by William Thomas 17. 1548 1550 and 1554 55 Sir Thomas Hoby and the Protestant English community at Venice and Padua 18. 1550-56 Peter Vannes (Pietro Vanni of Lucca), English Ambassador to Venice 19. 1552 Roger Ascham 20. 1564 Richard Smith's account of Sir Edward Unton's visit to Venice 21. 1570 and 1589 Henry Cavendish 22. 1573-4 Philip Sidney at Venice, with Griffin Madox, Harry Whyte, John Fisher, Thomas Coningsby, Lodowick Bryskett and Edward Lord Windsor 23. 1575-6 Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford 24. 1575 77 Sir John North and his servant Hugh Lochard 25. c.1575 Sir Henry Unton 26. 1580 James Crichton 27. 1581 Arthur Throckmorton 28. 1581 Laurence Aldersey 29. 1587 88 Stephen Powle 30. Venetian intelligence about the Spanish Armada in 1588 31. 1588 Edward Webbe (1553 54-after 1592) 32. 1591 Sir Henry Wotton 33. 1593-5, 1596, 1597 Fynes Moryson 34. 1595 Henry Piers 35. English attitudes to Venice by 1600 APPENDIX: Venetian Locations, Institutions and Ceremonies
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