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  W. HARRISON AINSWORTH
b.1805 d.1882
An author of historical melodrama, his Rookwood (1834) immortalised the myth of Dick Turpin, and his The Lancashire Witches (1848) is responsible for our traditional views of witches.
 
Novels
Rookwood: A Romance, Richard Bentley (London), 1834 , 3 vols (published anonymously)
Windsor Castle: An Historical Romance, Henry Colburn (London), 1843, 3 vols
The Lancashire Witches, Henry Colburn (London), 1849, 3 vols
Auriol: A Fragment of a Romance, Chapman and Hall (London), 1850
 
Further Reading
William Harrison Ainsworth, by George J. Worth, Twayne (New York), 1972
 
 
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