The Bride of Lammermoor: A Ruined House and a Forced Betrothal

· Aeneas Press
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A ruined family, a daughter promised to the man they hate, and a bride who comes down the stairs after the wedding night with blood on her dress. Scott took it from a real Dalrymple family scandal, and Donizetti made the opera out of it sixteen years later. This edition binds 48 plates after Goya, Coccorante, Rosenthal and others, alongside 12 illustrations restored and coloured for the first time.
A ruined family, a daughter promised to the man they hate, and a bride who comes down the stairs after the wedding night with blood on her dress. Scott took it from a real Dalrymple family scandal, and Donizetti made the opera out of it sixteen years later. This edition binds 48 plates after Goya...

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Walter Scott (1771-1832) was a Scottish novelist and poet born in Edinburgh, lamed by polio as a child. He published his novels anonymously for years, invented the historical novel as a form, and wrote himself out of a printing-house bankruptcy that would have ruined most men. His works include Waverley, The Bride of Lammermoor, Rob Roy, and Ivanhoe.
Walter Scott (1771-1832) was a Scottish novelist and poet born in Edinburgh, lamed by polio as a child. He published his novels anonymously for years, invented the historical novel as a form, and wrote himself out of a printing-house bankruptcy that would have ruined most men. His works include W...

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