In The Journal of a Tour, an account of a European tour she took with her husband, she explains the inspiration for her most villanous character.
In The Journal of a Tour, an account of a European tour she took with her husband, she explains the inspiration for her most villanous character. She has that character, formerly the Count di Bruno, poison Father Nicola and himself when his false claim of being the father of Ellena di Rosalba is uncovered. This happens in her novel subtitled The Confessional of the Black Penitents, which features the evil monk Schedoni. More famous, is a novel in which Montoni's attempts to thwart the love of Valancourt and Emily St. Aubert prove unsuccessful. FTP, name this author of the Gothic novels The Italian and The Mysteries of Udolpho.
In The Journal of a Tour, an account of a European tour she took with her husband, she explains the inspiration for her most villanous character.
Ann {Radcliffe} or Ann {Ward}