'No objection to go abroad': Servants' Travel Advertisements in The Morning Post , London, 1815
'No objection to go abroad': Servants' Travel Advertisements in The Morning Post , London, 1815
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“不反对出国”：《早报》上仆人的旅行广告，伦敦，1815 年
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10.1111/1754-0208.12845
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2022
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0.4
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Dunn S
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作者：
Dunn S
这篇文章的重点是报纸广告张贴，或代表，仆人谁是提供服务的旅客到欧洲大陆在漫长的十八世纪结束。通过宣传他们与旅行相关的技能，如语言或道路知识，旅行仆人将自己定位为理想的旅行伴侣，他们预测雇主的需求，并将自己的技能作为自我营销策略，在竞争激烈的就业市场中脱颖而出。这些广告让我们了解到仆人们是如何想象有价值的工作的，他们想要什么或反对什么，以及他们愿意妥协的地方。
This article focuses on newspaper advertisements posted by, or on behalf of, servants who were offering their services to travellers to the European continent at the end of the long eighteenth century. Advertising their travel‐related skills, such as languages or knowledge of the roads, travelling servants positioned themselves as ideal travel companions who anticipated their employers' needs and used their skills as a self‐marketing strategy to stand out in a competitive job market. These advertisements give us an idea how servants imagined worthwhile employment, what they desired or objected to, and where they were willing to compromise.