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Это исследование — первая в российской и зарубежной историографии интеллектуальная история решения «Хайлендской проблемы» Великобритании в конце XVII — первой половине XVIII вв. В центре внимания автора — роль колониального знания в умиротворении и «цивилизации» Горной Шотландии. Географы, этнографы, политэкономы в Хайленде были еще и чиновниками, на практике подтверждая тесную связь между властью и знанием в рамках колониальной и окраинной политики европейских держав в духе века Разума и Просвещения. Они сочетали экспансию имперского порядка, новое научное знание и секулярные представления о человечестве. Раскрытие этих сюжетов помогает более глубоко понять, как формировались британская нация и Британская империя, а также значение интеллектуальной колонизации Хайленда для имперского строительства за океанами и шире — роль гуманитарного знания в век Разума, Просвещения и первых глобальных империй. С.Г. Малкин — доктор исторических наук, профессор кафедры всеобщей истории и методики обучения Поволжской государственной социально-гуманитарной академии (г. Самара), автор более 70 научных работ по истории.
15. [Sketch and description of the proposed Roads from Callander and Loch Tay to Fort William and Appin including details of mileage and of inns, 1724/25] / [Wade, George (Eng.)] //NLS. Acc.10497 Wade.58m
16. [A general plan of the country about Fort William and Inverlochy, showing the soundings of «Loch-hiell», 1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.41.b
17. An Exact Survey of the Several Lakes, Rivers, and Roads, between Fort William and Inverness, Extending from the East to the West Sea, latt. from 57° to 58° [1725] / [Avery, Joseph] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.1
18. An Exact Survey of the Lakes and Rivers situate in that part of the Highlands of Scotland lying between Inverness and Fort William and Inverness from the East to the West Sea [1725] / [Avery, Joseph] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.2
19. A Plan of Locheale River in the Shire of Inverness shewing the Towns, Houses, Rivulets, Woods, Mountains, Glens, Boggs, etc., adjoyning; as likewise ye depth of water and flowing of the Tide, with the Falls, Shoals, Rocks, Sands and safest places for Anchorage [1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.3
20. A True and Exact Plan of Locheal or Lock Yell, in North Britain, Giving a true Account of the Situation of Fort William and all the Towns, Houses, Rivers, Rivulets, Woods, Trees, Mountains, Glens, Bogs, Arable Ground, and passable Roads; as likewise the Depth of the Water and Flowing of the Tide; with the Flatts, Shoales, Rocks, Sands, and safest Places for Anchorage from the Head of the said Loch to the Current of Argour [1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.4
21. A general survey of Inverness and the Country adjacent to the Foot of Loch Ness [1725] / [Bastide, John Henri (Eng.)] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.6.a
22. A General Survey of Inverness, and the Country adjacent to the foot of Loch-Ness; [inset] West Prospect of Inverness [1719–1725] / Bastide, John Henri (Eng.) // NLS. MS 1647 Z.02/76a-c
23. The Roads between Innersnait, Ruthvan of Badenock, Kiliwhiman, and Fort William, in the Highlands of North Brittain [1725] / [Lemprière, Clement (DM)] // BL. Maps K.Top.48.58
24. Plan of the Barrack of Bernera and Parts adjacent [1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.44.2
25. A Plan of the Barrack at Ruthven in Badenoch [1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.45
26. A Plan of the Barrack at Inversnait [and the adjacent country, 1725] // BL. Maps K.Top.50.99
27. A plan of the Barracks of Killiwhymen and of the Ground about it… [1725] / Debize, R.; [Wade, George (Eng.)] // NLS. Acc.10497Wade.58g
28. This Plan containing Lochness Lochoyoch, Lochlochey, & all the Rivers and Strips of water that Runs in & set out from the same, from the East Sea before Inverness to the West Sea at Inverlochey before Fort William, together with all Roads & Remarkable places contain'd between the said two places, being an Actual Survey in which the the [sic] distances are truly measur'd & the places truly set [1727] / Avery, Joseph // NLS. MS 1648 Z.03/21
29. [Plan of the Murray Firth and Cromarty Firth, with parts of the Shires of Inverness, Sutherland, Ross, Nairn, and Elgin. Showing roads, 1727] / [Wade, George (Eng.)] //NLS. Acc.10497 Wade.58d
30. Ardnamorchan and Sunart [1727–1742] / Bruce, Alexander // BL. Add. MS. 33632 b
31. [Plan of] District of Fort Wm. [1728] / [Wade, George (Eng.)] // NLS. Acc.10497 Wade.58i
32. A Description of the Highlands of Scotland. The Situation of the several Clans and the Number of Men able to bear Arms, as also ye Forts [Fort William, Fort Augustus, and Fort George] lately Erected and Roads of Communication or Military Ways carried on by his Majesty’s command, with the Seats of the most considerable Nobility in the Low Country [1731] / Lemprière, Clement (DM) // NLS. Acc.11104. Map Rol.a.42 [BL. Maps K.Top.48.12]
33. Spey River [1732] / Adam, William (Architect) //BL. Maps K.Top.48.78
34. A Plan of the Country where the New Intended Road is to be made from the Barrack at Ruthven in Badenoth to Invercall in Brae Marr… [1735] // Avery, Joseph (Eng.); [Wade, George (Eng.)] // NLS. Acc.10497 Wade.58b
(window.adrunTag = window.adrunTag || []).push({v: 1, el: 'adrun-4-390', c: 4, b: 390})35. A Plan of Fort William in the Shire of Inverness, with the District as is described by the Occult lines markt with yellow & bounded by the River Navis [1736] / Wade, George (Eng.)] // NLS. Acc.10497 Wade.58p
36. An Exact Plan of His Majesty’s Great Roads through the Highlands of Scotland [1740] // BL. Maps K.Top.48.52
37. A Plan of Fort William Inverlochy and Maryburgh with the Fields and Waters thereabout [1740] //BL.MapsK.Top.50.42
38. A Plan of the Island of Mull with the adjacent Islands Drawen on the place [1741] / Johnson, Robert (Overseer) // NLS. MS 1648 Z.03/23a-b
39. An Exact Survey of Loch Eale bounded on the N.E. by Lochabor [i.e. Lochaber] and on the S.W. by Argour [Ardgour], shewing all the Towns, Houses, Rivers, Rivulets, Woods, Trees, Mountains, Glens, Bogs, Arable Ground and Passable Roads; and likewise the Depth of Water and Flowing of the Tide in the Loch (viz) from the Head of the Loch to the Current of Annot’ [1741] / [Hargrave, J[ohn] (Eng.)] //TNA. MR 1/498 [TNA. WO 78/1904]
40. A Map of the Roads between Innrsnait, Ruthvan of Badenock, Kiliwhiman, and Fort William, in the Highlands of North Brittain [1741] / [Lemprière, Clement (DM)] // BL. Maps K.Top.48.58.a
41. Kirkcudbright [1741] / Dury, Theodore (Eng.); Lemprière, C[lement] (DM) // TNA. MR 1/952
42. Inversnaid to Ruthven to Kiliwhimen to Fort William [1741] / Dumaresq, John 8c Bastide, John Henri (Eng.); Bastide, John Henri (DM) // NLS. MS 1648 Z.03/14c
43. A Plan, from Fort William at Maryburgh to Fort George, Inverness. Shewing all the Lakes and new made Road (between each Garrison) call’d the King’s Road [1742] // TNA. MR 1/496 [TNA. WO 78/1833]
44. A Map of the Kings Roads made by His Excellency General Wade in the Highlands of Scotland [1742] / Wade, George (Eng.); Cooper, R[ichard] (DM) // BL. Maps K.Top.48.54.a-b
45. A New and Correct Map of Loch-Lomund, with the Country Circumjacent being Part of Dumbarton-Shire, Argyle-Shire and Stirlingshire [1743] / Edgar, William // BL. Maps K.Top.48.47
46. [Unfinished] A drawn Map of the District of Cowal in the Shire of Argyle [1745] / [Edgar, William] // BL. Maps K.Top.49.26
47. [Unfinished] A drawn Map of the Districts of Cantyre and Knapdale in the Shire of Argyle [1745] / [Edgar, William] // BL. Maps K.Top.49.27
48. [An unfinished] Sketch of the Country between Loch Fine and Loch Lomond [1745] / [Edgar, William] // BL. Maps K.Top.48.46
49. The Course of The Kings Road making betwixt Dumbarton and Inverary, (so as to Cross no Ferrys,) with the Country Circumjacent [1745] / Edgar, William // BL. Maps K.Top.48.59
50. A drawn map of the Highlands of Scotland [between the Murray Firth on the north, Glasgow on the south, Inverary on the west, and Couper on the east, 1745] // BL. Maps K.Top.48.38
51. A New and Correct Map of Perthshire [ «Roads of Communication Through The Highlands With The Rivers, Bridges and adjacent Villages», 1745] / Edgar, William // BL. Maps K.Top.50.69
52. A New & Correct Mercator’s Map of North Britain [1745] / Elphinstone, John (Eng.); Watson, David (Eng.) // BL. Maps K.Top.48.17-21
53. A New & Correct Mercator’s Map of North Britain carefully laid down from the Latest Surveys and Most approved Observations [with manuscript additions, 1745] / Elphinstone, John (Eng.) // TNA. MPF 1/247
54. An Exact Map of the Country about Perth, with the Course of the Rivers Tay and Ern etc. [1746] / Edgar, William // BL. Maps K.Top.50.72.1
55. Perspective view of his Majesty’s road over Corryarick Hills [1746] / Elphinstone, John (Eng.) // BL. Maps K.Top.48.22
56. Plan of the Roads from Fort Augustus to Bernera, with the Country Adjacent [1746] / Paterson, Daniel (Eng.) // BL. Maps K.Top.48.62
57. Plan of the roads from Fort Augustus to Bernera [1746] / Paterson, Daniel (Eng.) // BL. Maps K.Top.48.63
