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Introduction : troping the tropics and aestheticizing labor | 1 | |
1 | Tropical bountry, local knowledge, and the imperial georgic | 32 |
2 | Provisional economies : slave gardens in the writings of British sojourners | 56 |
3 | Land, labor, and the English garden conversation piece in India | 81 |
4 | Picturesque ruins, decaying empires, and British imperial character in Hodges's Travels in India | 117 |
5 | Seeing, writing, and revision : natural history discourse and Captain Cook's A voyage towards the South Pole, and Round the world | 144 |
6 | Domesticating the tropics : tropical flowers, botanical books, and the culture of collecting | 168 |
Epilogue : decolonizing garden history | 198 |
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Add Colonizing nature, With its control of sugar plantations in the Caribbean and tea, cotton, and indigo production in India, Britain in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries dominated the global economy of tropical agriculture. In Colonizing Nature, Beth Fowkes Tobin, Colonizing nature to your collection on WonderClub |