Redgauntlet

by Walter Scott

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Waverley Novels (25 | 1763)

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Redgauntlet

Original publication date

1824

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Scotland, UK

Cumberland, England, UK

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0140436553, Paperback)

Set in the mid-eighteenth century in the fictitious third Jacobite rebellion, Redgauntlet (1824) tells of Darsie Latimer, a student of law who becomes embroiled in a plot to put Prince Charles Edward (aka, Bonnie Prince Charlie) on the British throne. The events in Redgauntlet never actually took place, but they are probable, and form the culmination of Scott's series of Jacobite novels.

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