In 1825 a space observer orbiting the earth could have looked down on two enormous land masses separated by more than 7000 miles. In the southern hemisphere the great body of land was Australia, an insular continent surrounded by the southern seas. In the northern hemisphere the great body of land was the United States, framed on east and west by oceans, bordered on the north by the even greater land of Canada and on the south by the lesser land of Mexico. Australia and the United States were roughly the same size, some three million square miles
Explorers on the North American continent have often sought to define their experiences by their int...
In 1879, the prolific dime novelist Edward L. Wheeler produced a narrative entitled Canada Chet, The...
Covering more than 247 million acres, an area larger than California, Colorado, and New Mexico combi...
In 1825 a space observer orbiting the earth could have looked down on two enormous land masses separ...
The European invasion of Australia and the American West in the nineteenth century brought a massive...
Geography has always featured in Australian historical writing. This was particularlyso in the late ...
The Great Plains, the vast interior of the North American continent, is completely landlocked. Its r...
Terra Australis, 'the Imaginary Continent', or 'the Unknown Land of the South' w...
In the central portion of the great American continent there lies an arid and repulsive desert which...
Exploration, no matter how scientifically oriented or technologically involved, has been popularly v...
The following analysis of the Australian Outback as an imagined space is informed by theories descri...
There are a number of historical perspectives and events that justify the Great Plains as the end of...
The nineteenth century emerges as a pivotal period in the spatial formation of the United States; it...
Geography has been for too long a hidden dimension of literary studies, compared to history. This is...
The view from Pikes Peak is breathtaking. Situated where the Great Plains meets the Rocky Mountains,...
Explorers on the North American continent have often sought to define their experiences by their int...
In 1879, the prolific dime novelist Edward L. Wheeler produced a narrative entitled Canada Chet, The...
Covering more than 247 million acres, an area larger than California, Colorado, and New Mexico combi...
In 1825 a space observer orbiting the earth could have looked down on two enormous land masses separ...
The European invasion of Australia and the American West in the nineteenth century brought a massive...
Geography has always featured in Australian historical writing. This was particularlyso in the late ...
The Great Plains, the vast interior of the North American continent, is completely landlocked. Its r...
Terra Australis, 'the Imaginary Continent', or 'the Unknown Land of the South' w...
In the central portion of the great American continent there lies an arid and repulsive desert which...
Exploration, no matter how scientifically oriented or technologically involved, has been popularly v...
The following analysis of the Australian Outback as an imagined space is informed by theories descri...
There are a number of historical perspectives and events that justify the Great Plains as the end of...
The nineteenth century emerges as a pivotal period in the spatial formation of the United States; it...
Geography has been for too long a hidden dimension of literary studies, compared to history. This is...
The view from Pikes Peak is breathtaking. Situated where the Great Plains meets the Rocky Mountains,...
Explorers on the North American continent have often sought to define their experiences by their int...
In 1879, the prolific dime novelist Edward L. Wheeler produced a narrative entitled Canada Chet, The...
Covering more than 247 million acres, an area larger than California, Colorado, and New Mexico combi...