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A and E Video - Features Sir Walter Scott’s epic adventure entitled, “Ivanhoe.” Introduces King Richard as the main character of the story.
Bartleby Collection – Guy Mannering or the Astrologer - Collection of criticisms and interpretations as well as biographical notes on Sir Walter Scott. Also provides list of characters and introduction to the story.
Bartleby Collection – Sir Walter Scott - Compilation of known quotations taken from the poems and other works of Sir Walter Scott.
Bibliomania – Tapestried Chamber - Contains summary of the narrative with introductory notes.
Classic Bookshelf – Walter Scott - Provides information on the Sir Walter Scott collection under the electronic library. Includes “Ivanhoe” and “The Talisman.”.
E-Book Mall – Ivanhoe A Romance - Romance and adventure epic by Sir Walter Scott. Features its e-book edition.
Free Library – Sir Walter Scott - Offers buy and sell opportunities for leather books of Franklin Library and Easton Press. Showcases biography on Sir Walter Scott.
Horror Masters – Tapestried Chamber - Narrative fiction by Sir Walter Scott. Presents printable version of the story.
Page by Page Books – My Aunt Margaret’s Mirror - Contains prologue and first two chapters on the book. Written by Sir Walter Scott.
Stella – Sir Walter Scott - Features works of the poet and novelist such as “The Black Dwarf,” “The Heart of Midlothian” and “The Talisman.”.
Tapestried Chamber By Sir Walter Scott - Based from the Castle Dangerous, and Chronicles of the Canongate of Andrew Lang. Includes introductory notes from the editor.
Tapestried Chamber or The Lady in the Sacque - Taken from one of the stories of 1828, “The Keepsakes.” Provides historical background of the narrative by Sir Walter Scott.
Victorian Ghost Stories – The Tapestried Chamber - Provides overview of the narrative. Taken from The Keepsake in 1829.

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