The article examines the biography of the English traveler Fynes Moryson, as well as his “Itinerary”, a narrative source in the genre of travelogue. It shows which logic F. Moryson followed when writing his work, and also outlines the main political meaning of his work, which is to draw a clear line between “One’s Own” and “the Other” from the perspective of an English aristocrat of his time.
