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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: British Representations of Latin America: An Americanist Discourse 1
A Survey of Americanist Literature 27
Schomburgk's 1848 Edition of Ralegh's Discovery of Guiana 55
The Rhetoric of Andean Development in Joseph Conrad's Nostromo 77
Science and Commerce in Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World 101
No "Accident of Geography": Mexican and British Relations in Malcolm Lowry's Under the Volcano 125
Graham Greene's Americanist Vision: Mexico, Argentina, and Panama 145
Postscript 168
Notes 177
Bibliography 191
Index 203
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