Antiquarians Scotland History 18th century Fiction.
Man-woman relationships Fiction Scotland.
Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832. Waverley Novels.
Scotland Social life and customs Fiction.
Bothwell Bridge, Battle of (Scotland : 1679)
Fathers and daughters History 18th century Fiction.
Man-woman relationships Scotland Fiction.
Sabine Hall (Richmond County, Va.). Library.
Bothwell Bridge, Battle of, Scotland, 1679 Fiction.
Publishers' cloth bindings (Binding)
The antiquary. manuscript
Novels
Waverley novels, v.3
The antiquary [in, The Waverley novels]
Old Mortality
The Antiquary. [With notes.]
Leather bindings (Binding)
Historical fiction
The antiquary : from the last revised edition, containing the author's final corrections, notes, etc
The Antiquary
Pictorial bindings
The antiquary : with fifty-two illustrations
The antiquary. A romance. By the author of "Waverley," etc
The antiquary; a romance
Specimens
The antiquary : a romance
The Antiquary. By the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering" [i.e. Sir Walter Scott] ... Second edition
The antiquary. : [Eight lines of quotation] : In two volumes. I[-II]
The antiquary I
The antiquary / with notes and a glossary of Scotch words and foreign phrases, and biographical and critical notes, by the editor
Tapestried chamber
The antiquary (in, The Waverley novels)
Antiquary : Tapestried chamber: Death of Laird's Jock: Rob Roy
The antiquary / by the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering." ... In three volumes
Antiquary, the
Rob Roy
The Antiquary. By the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering" [i.e. Sir Walter Scott], etc
The Antiquary (1816) is a novel by Sir Walter Scott, in which one of the central characters is an amateur historian, archaeologist and collector of items of dubious antiquity. Although the eponymous character, he is not necessarily the hero, as many of the characters around him undergo far more significant journeys or change. Instead, he provides a central figure (and location) for other more exciting characters and events - on which he provides a sardonic commentary. The book is written in the third person so even the narrative does not remain with the antiquary. This is Scott's gothic novel.
Intaglio prints
Love stories
Black dwarf
The antiquary [2]
Set during the wars with revolutionary France, this novel features a mysterious young man, Lovel, whose arrival at the Scottish seaside town of Fairport exposes long-buried secrets and crimes involving the guilt-ridden Earl of Glenallan and a beautiful young woman, Isabella Wardour.
L'antiquary
The Antiquary, etc
Publishers' advertisements
Fiction
The antiquary with fifty-two illustrations
The antiquary. Rob Roy. By Sir Walter Scott
Wood engravings
Antiquary
Bookplates (Provenance)
[The Antiquary.]
The antiquary : With steel plates from designs by George Cruikshank, J.M.W. Turner and other artists
El anticuario novela completa
Online resources
Spec. Coll.
The antiquary A romance
Death of Laird's Jock
Jonathan Oldbuck, an antiquary, lives in Scotland near the end of the 18th century--Novelist.
Scottish fiction
Grained cloth (Binding)
Waverley novels
The antiquary. From the last rev. ed., containing the author's final corrections, notes, &
Printed wrappers
Electronic books
Domestic fiction
The Antiquary. By the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering" [i.e. Sir Walter Scott]
The third book in Walter Scott's Waverley Novels series, The Antiquary is the author's only gothic novel. It features family secrets, hidden treasure, mystery and romance.
The antiquary : [vol.i, pages 23-34 of the novel]
The Antiquary : a romance
The antiquary [1]
Blind stamped cloth (Binding)
Red cap tales told from the Antiquary. Being part of the first series of "Red cap tales" stolen from the Wizard of the North, which theft is humbly acknowledged by S.R. Crockett
Published in 1816, and set during the wars with revolutionary France, this novel Scott's personal favorite of all his works features a mysterious young man, Lovel, whose arrival at the Scottish seaside town of Fairport exposes long-buried secrets and crimes involving the guilt-ridden Earl of Glenallan and a beautiful young woman, Isabella Wardour.
The antiquary by Sir Walter Scott, bart. : with introductory essay and notes
History
The antiquary
Beggars Scotland History 18th century Fiction.