Waverley

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Broadview Press, 7 jul 2010 - 538 páginas

Sir Walter Scott’s first novel, Waverley enjoyed tremendous popularity upon its first publication. The novel is set during the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745, which sought to restore Charles Edward Stuart to the British throne. It portrays the doomed rising from the perspective of the hero, Edward Waverley, who travels to Scotland and is drawn to the Jacobite cause by a clan chieftain, his beautiful sister, and Charles Edward Stuart himself.

Appendices to this edition include material on the Jacobite Rebellion and related conflicts, Scottish folklore, and a broad selection of contemporary reviews of Waverley.

 

Índice

Acknowledgements
9
Introduction
11
A Brief Chronology
37
A Note on the Text
39
Abbreviations for Works Consulted for Annotations
45
WAVERLEY
47
Scotts Notes to Waverley Volumes One and Two
453
Selected Reviews of Waverley 181431
481
The Union of 1707
501
The Jacobite Rebellion of 1745
509
Scottish Folklore and Legend in Contemporary Literature
525
Select Bibliography and Works Cited
535
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Susan Kubica Howard is Associate Professor of English at Duquesne University. She is the editor of the Broadview Editions of Frances Burney's Evelina and Charlotte Lennox's Euphemia.

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