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Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace': Ruskin's ethics of travel

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Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace': Ruskin's ethics of travel. / Donaldson, Christopher.
In: The Ruskin Review, Vol. 14, No. 2, 09.09.2020, p. 21–31.

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Harvard

Donaldson, C 2020, 'Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace': Ruskin's ethics of travel', The Ruskin Review, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 21–31.

APA

Donaldson, C. (2020). Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace': Ruskin's ethics of travel. The Ruskin Review, 14(2), 21–31.

Vancouver

Donaldson C. Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace': Ruskin's ethics of travel. The Ruskin Review. 2020 Sept 9;14(2):21–31.

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Donaldson, Christopher. / Rolling at a 'jog-trot pace' : Ruskin's ethics of travel. In: The Ruskin Review. 2020 ; Vol. 14, No. 2. pp. 21–31.

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