The Bride of Lammermoor (eBook, ePUB) - Scott, Walter
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After falling in love, Edgar and Lucy must overcome their families' antagonistic pasts and the manipulation of Lady Ashton in order for their love affair to survive. Written by Sir Walter Scott, and set in Lammermoor Hills of Scotland, The Bride of Lammermoor is a tragic romance with gothic themes, featuring tales of drama and star-crossed lovers.

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After falling in love, Edgar and Lucy must overcome their families' antagonistic pasts and the manipulation of Lady Ashton in order for their love affair to survive. Written by Sir Walter Scott, and set in Lammermoor Hills of Scotland, The Bride of Lammermoor is a tragic romance with gothic themes, featuring tales of drama and star-crossed lovers.

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Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) was a Scottish novelist, poet, playwright, and historian who also worked as a judge and legal administrator. Scott's extensive knowledge of history and his exemplary literary technique earned him a role as a prominent author of the romantic movement and innovator of the historical fiction genre. After rising to fame as a poet, Scott started to venture into prose fiction as well, which solidified his place as a popular and widely-read literary figure, especially in the 19th century. Scott left behind a legacy of innovation, and is praised for his contributions to Scottish culture.