WALTER SCOTT: PIONEERING THE HISTORICAL NOVEL IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
Abstract
This article delves into the life and works of Sir Walter Scott, a trailblazing figure in English literature credited with founding the historical novel genre. Through an exploration of his background, key literary contributions, and lasting impact, this piece illuminates Scott's profound influence on shaping the literary landscape of his time and beyond.
Key words: Walter Scott, historical novel, English literature, literary legacy, Sir Walter Scott's works
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