![]() Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | Matthew LewisAuthor of Ambrosio, or the MonkAlso known as: M. G. Lewis, M. G. Lewis, Matthew Lewis, Matthew G. Lewis, Matthew G. Lewis, Matthew G. Lewis ... (see complete list), Matthew Gr. Lewis, Matthew Gregory Lewis, Matthew G. / Peck, Louis F. Lewis
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