By Will Tullett, “… the world should see, to how much better purpose the LADIES travel than their LORDS; and that, whilst it is surfeited with Male-Travels, all in the same tone, and stuft with the same trifles; a lady has the skill to strike out a new path, and to embellish a worn-out subject, … Continue reading Striking Out New Paths: Late Eighteenth Century Women Travel Writers and ‘Philosophic Geography’