That novel's characters include the brooding, cultured Lord Falkland and the title character, who eventually goes mad.
This author's late novels St. Leon and Mandeville were commercial failures. He attacked the law as "inevitably corrupt" and coined the term "philosophical anarchism" in his tract Enquiry Concerning Political Justice. Charles Brockden Brown was heavily influenced by his novel about the despotic Squire Tyrrel. That novel's characters include the brooding, cultured Lord Falkland and the title character, who eventually goes mad. He lived in a separate house from his wife, Mary Wollstonecraft. For 10 points, identify this father of Mary Shelley, an English author who pioneered the psychological novel with Caleb Williams.
This author's late novels St. Leon and Mandeville were commercial failures.
William Godwin