British Travel Writers in Morocco, 1856-1937 : Discursive Encounters

written by British travellers in Morocco between 1856 and 1937, including Walter B. Harris, Robert S. Watson, Joseph Thomson, Hugh Stutfield, Frances Macnab, and Richard C. Woodville, among others. These travel writers provide substantial and heterogenous accounts that meticulously record, describe, and translate the constitution and evolution of Britain's cultural imaginary and consciousness of Morocco, its 'dissemiNation' of human civilisation, and its imperial ambitions, assumptions, and rhetoric. [Publisher's text]