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Cities, spaces and movement: everyday experiences of urban travel in England c1840-1940

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Cities, spaces and movement: everyday experiences of urban travel in England c1840-1940. / Pooley, Colin Gilbert.
In: Urban History, Vol. 44, No. 1, 02.2017, p. 91-109.

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Pooley CG. Cities, spaces and movement: everyday experiences of urban travel in England c1840-1940. Urban History. 2017 Feb;44(1):91-109. Epub 2016 Feb 15. doi: 10.1017/S0963926816000031

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abstract = "Travelling through a city was (and remains) a routine experience for many people, but direct information on such movements is hard to uncover for the more distant past. This paper uses selected diaries to explore the ways in which urban residents interacted with and responded to the spaces through which they travelled in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century England. It is argued that while some types of travel and associated environments did generate strong responses that diarists felt worth recording, for the most part urban travel was unproblematic and unremarkable and was therefore rarely remarked upon in life writing. ",
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