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Introduction: “Ask Where’ the North?”ngside cartography, meteorology, astronomy, mineralogy, and geology, providing a baseline of antiquarian and historical perspectives placed within scientific frameworks and providing the foundation for interactions with northern indigenous peoples.

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An “Aboriginal District of Britain”:* The European North, Traditional Cultures, and the Search for C as Robert Colville’s “On the Winter Solstice” (1765),. and by the early nineteenth century, direction was sought from northern literary traditions for the formation of a “national” British literature. This chapter considers these conceptions of the north through the prism of debates on the origins

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Conclusionsvisions between Enlightenment and Romantic thought. Indeed, the geographical concept of the north itself is broadened and revealed to have consisted of more than latitude. Geographical concepts of the north were multifaceted, reflecting the broad reach of the geographical sciences themselves in the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-34043-1visions between Enlightenment and Romantic thought. Indeed, the geographical concept of the north itself is broadened and revealed to have consisted of more than latitude. Geographical concepts of the north were multifaceted, reflecting the broad reach of the geographical sciences themselves in the