Howard LeRoy Malchow is Walter S. Dickson Professor of English and American History, Tufts University, USA. He is the author of many books including History and International Relations (2020) and Special Relations: The Americanization of Britain (2011).

In this major re-evaluation of Transatlantic cultural exchange in the long 19th century Malchow traces the evolution of the Anglo-American relationship through studies of language, theatrical performance, race and tourism. Exhaustively researched, the book provides an incisive analysis of the roots of Anglophobia and Anglophilia and of an eventual harmonious rivalry.

• Introduction: The Transatlantic World 1. Divided by a Common Language2. Theatre/Theater3. Tableaux of Race4. The Far West: Imagining, Seeing, Performing5. Transatlantic Birthright: Anglophilia and Anglophobia Epilogue

Howard LeRoy Malchow is Walter S. Dickson Professor of English and American History, Tufts University, USA. He is the author of many books including History and International Relations (2020) and Special Relations: The Americanization of Britain (2011).

In this major re-evaluation of Transatlantic cultural exchange in the long 19th century Malchow traces the evolution of the Anglo-American relationship through studies of language, theatrical performance, race and tourism. Exhaustively researched, the book provides an incisive analysis of the roots of Anglophobia and Anglophilia and of an eventual harmonious rivalry.

• Introduction: The Transatlantic World 1. Divided by a Common Language2. Theatre/Theater3. Tableaux of Race4. The Far West: Imagining, Seeing, Performing5. Transatlantic Birthright: Anglophilia and Anglophobia Epilogue