Much of this novel had been written and thrown aside but the author returned to it after the long poem The Bridal of Triermain.  Its hero is fortunate to save Colonel Talbot, and is able to rehabilitate the reputation of the baron of Bradwardine, his uncle's friend.  Other characters include Flora, the daughter of Fergus Ma
Much of this novel had been written and thrown aside but the author returned to it after the long poem The Bridal of Triermain.  Its hero is fortunate to save Colonel Talbot, and is able to rehabilitate the reputation of the baron of Bradwardine, his uncle's friend.  Other characters include Flora, the daughter of Fergus Mac-Ivor and his fellow conspirator Donald Bean Lean.  It is shrouded in Jacobite intrigue and includes a description of Culloden Moor.  FTP, identify this Sir Walter Scott novel that lent its name to a whole series of Scott's novels.
Much of this novel had been written and thrown aside but the author returned to it after the long poem The Bridal of Triermain.  
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