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• Walter Scott
  '''Sir Walter Scott'''(1771-1832) was a prolific [[Scotland|Scottish]] writer, considered the i ...nd for the Lay of the Last Minstrel." <ref>Lockhart, J G. The Life of Sir Walter Scott. 1836</ref> The success of this and later poems of the same nature led to
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• Walter Scott/Definition
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• Walter Scott/Bibliography
  :The letters of Sir Walter Scott. ed. H. J. C. Grierson and others, centenary edn, 12 vols. Constable. 1932- :The Journal of Sir Walter Scott. ed. W. E. K. Anderson. Oxford University Press. 1972
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• Sir Walter Scott/Definition
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• Walter Scott/Related Articles
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• Walter Scott/Bibliography
  :The letters of Sir Walter Scott. ed. H. J. C. Grierson and others, centenary edn, 12 vols. Constable. 1932- :The Journal of Sir Walter Scott. ed. W. E. K. Anderson. Oxford University Press. 1972
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• John Burnet/Definition
  ...ngraver; illustrated the poems of [[Robert Burns]] and the novels of [[Sir Walter Scott]].
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• Historical novel
  ...ters of historical fiction, beginning around 1800, were [[Walter Scott|Sir Walter Scott]] and [[Alexandre Dumas|Alexandre Dumas, père]]. The genre continues today
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• John Porteous
  ...ng any public office. The incident of the Porteous riots was used by [[Sir Walter Scott]] in his novel ''The Heart of Midlothian''. In the notes to that novel, Sco ...CQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=2&ct=result#PPP1,M1 ''Heart of Midlothian''] Walter Scott ISBN 0766187799</ref>
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• Scotland/Catalogs/Famous Scots
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• Allan Ramsay (1686–1758)/Bibliography
  ...hers, u.s. A selection of the Poems appeared in 1887 (1 vol. 16mo, London; Walter Scott).
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• Walter Scott
  '''Sir Walter Scott'''(1771-1832) was a prolific [[Scotland|Scottish]] writer, considered the i ...nd for the Lay of the Last Minstrel." <ref>Lockhart, J G. The Life of Sir Walter Scott. 1836</ref> The success of this and later poems of the same nature led to
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• Ballad literature
  When [[Walter Scott]] published his ''Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border'', taken from oral sour ...on, also worked from written sources; but subsequent collectors, including Walter Scott, endeavoured to preserve oral versions. The American scholar F. J. Child i
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• James Hogg
  ...ms was published almost by accident in 1801, shortly before he first met [[Walter Scott]], who was ballad-hunting. Other collections followed, and although Scott
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• Robin Hood
  ...around 1700 gives the date of his death as 1247. A late development is Sir Walter Scott's ''Ivanhoe'' (1819), where "Robin of Locksley", later revealed as Robin Ho ...o was known as cantankerous but scrupulous (over-scrupulous according to [[Walter Scott]]). He confidently pronounced that "Robin Hood was born at Locksley, in th
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• Royal Mile/External Links
  ...al Mile, displays manuscripts, relics and memorabilia of Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and R.L. Stevenson.
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• Edinburgh/Bibliography
  ...lson ("Scotland's capital has * ''been a top tourist destination since Sir Walter Scott invented the Scottish tourist industry in the early 19th century...") Lonel
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• Ann Radcliffe
  ...peared from the public eye during the latter years of her life. Both Sir [[Walter Scott]] and Miss [[Christina Rossetti]] were admirers of her. However, Rossetti h
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• Review (journal)
  ...homas Carlyle, Thomas B. Macauley, John Stuart Mill, Bertrand Russell, Sir Walter Scott, and Herbert Spencer. The latest, fourth, iteration, named <i>The New Edinb
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