Waverley Novels corpus

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The Waverley Novels corpus is the collective body of historical novels by Sir Walter Scott that helped establish the genre and shaped 19th-century historical fiction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical fiction corpus
literary work collection
novel series
alsoKnownAs Waverley Novels NERFINISHED
author Walter Scott NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Scotland
creator Sir Walter Scott NERFINISHED
firstWorkPublicationYear 1814
genre historical fiction
historical novel
hasPart A Legend of Montrose NERFINISHED
Anne of Geierstein NERFINISHED
Castle Dangerous NERFINISHED
Count Robert of Paris NERFINISHED
Guy Mannering NERFINISHED
Ivanhoe NERFINISHED
Kenilworth NERFINISHED
Old Mortality NERFINISHED
Peveril of the Peak NERFINISHED
Quentin Durward NERFINISHED
Redgauntlet NERFINISHED
Rob Roy NERFINISHED
St. Ronan's Well NERFINISHED
The Abbot NERFINISHED
The Antiquary NERFINISHED
The Bride of Lammermoor NERFINISHED
The Fair Maid of Perth NERFINISHED
The Fortunes of Nigel NERFINISHED
The Heart of Midlothian NERFINISHED
The Monastery NERFINISHED
The Pirate NERFINISHED
Waverley NERFINISHED
Woodstock NERFINISHED
influenced 19th-century historical fiction
European historical novel tradition
language English
literarySignificance helped establish the historical novel as a major literary genre
namedAfter Waverley NERFINISHED
notableWorkInCorpus Ivanhoe GENERATED
Rob Roy GENERATED
The Heart of Midlothian GENERATED
Waverley GENERATED
primarySetting England NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
continental Europe
publicationCentury 19th century
timePeriodCovered 17th century
18th century
Middle Ages NERFINISHED

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Tales of My Landlord partOf Waverley Novels corpus