Nineteenth-century worlds : global formations past and present / edited by Keith Hanley and Greg Kucich.

Introduction : global formations and recalcitrances / Keith Hanley and Greg Kucich -- Traveling natures / Alan Bewell -- Jeffrey Brace in Barbados : slavery, interracial relationships, and the emergence of global economy / Kari J. Winter -- "Savages" into spectators/consumers : globalization in advertising posters, 1890-1900s / Ruth E. Iskin -- "A prodigious map beneath his feet" : virtual travel and the panoramic perspective / Alison Byerly -- Citizens of the world : émigrés, romantic cosmopolitanism, and Charlotte Smith / Adriana Craciun -- The ghost of Matthew Arnold : Englishness and the politics of culture / Simon Gikandi -- Typologies of the East : on distinguishing Balkanism and Orientalism / Andrew Hammond -- "That imperious passion" : self as vortex in Don Juan's Russian affair / Adam Komisaruk -- Geographical imaginations of the "Holy Land": Biblical topography and archaeological practice / Charlotte Whiting -- Constructions of sacred topography : the nineteenth century and today / Basem L. Ra'ad -- Peripheral modernities : national and global in a post-Colonial frame / Luke Gibbons -- The middle passages of Nancy Prince and Harriet Jacobs / Robin Miskolcze -- In perilous waters : single female migration to post-penal Tasmania / Miranda Morris -- The political economy of the potato / David Lloyd -- Deathscapes : India in an age of Romanticism and empire, 1800-1856 / David Arnold.

Includes bibliographical references and index.