Armadale

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Armadale is an 1866 sensation novel by Wilkie Collins that weaves together themes of identity, fate, and crime through the intertwined lives of two men who share the same name.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
sensation novel
author Wilkie Collins NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReputation major work of Wilkie Collins
firstPublicationFormat serialisation
firstPublishedIn The Cornhill Magazine NERFINISHED
firstSerialisationEndYear 1866 GENERATED
firstSerialisationStartYear 1864 GENERATED
followedBy The Moonstone NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction
mystery fiction
sensation fiction
hasAdaptation Armadale (radio adaptations)
Armadale (stage adaptations)
hasCrimeElement fraud
murder plot
poisoning plot
hasFemaleVillain Lydia Gwilt NERFINISHED
hasLegalElement inheritance dispute
hasMotif dreams
mistaken identity
prophecy
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
mainCharacter Allan Armadale NERFINISHED
Lydia Gwilt NERFINISHED
Ozias Midwinter NERFINISHED
narrativeForm third-person narrative
notableCharacter Lydia Gwilt NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
pageCountApproximate 600
partOfLiteraryMovement sensation novel movement NERFINISHED
precededBy No Name NERFINISHED
protagonistNameSharedByTwoCharacters Allan Armadale NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1866
publisherOfFirstBookEdition Smith, Elder & Co. NERFINISHED
settingCountry England
Germany NERFINISHED
Norway NERFINISHED
theme crime
destiny
fate
guilt
heredity
identity
timePeriodOfSetting 19th century

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Wilkie Collins notableWork Armadale