Titlebook: Walter Scott; Modern Judgements D. D. Devlin Textbook 1968Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 Coleridge.English literature.epi

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,, Manzoni’s ,, and the Grounds of Waverley Criticism (1963),here but two or three tales, how much easier would it be to remain calm and indulgent!’. Ian Jack remarks on the ‘prevailing half-heartedness about Scott’, and, considering the effectiveness of his old essay as an antidote, it must seem ungrateful to disregard his warning: “The unevenness of Scott’s

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Walter Scott: The Writer (1945),t certain critics have never been able to see beyond them. Mr E. M. Forster, a man of genius and intelligence, has said that Scott is not even a good story-teller, and has demonstrated it by an amusing account of the plot of ..

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: A Novel of Tory Pessimism (1957),wareness of hitherto neglected aspects of Scott’s thought is salutary, for it reveals that Scott’s view of the world was far larger and more complicated than some of his critics would have us believe.

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Scott as Pessimist: A View of , (1966), that Scott improved on his initial concept. But what we can say is that the changes, by radically altering the nature and enlarging the function of the hero and heroine, allow a new concept to emerge, as deep and subtle as any in Scott’s fiction.

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Scott as Pessimist: A View of , (1966), that Scott improved on his initial concept. But what we can say is that the changes, by radically altering the nature and enlarging the function of the hero and heroine, allow a new concept to emerge, as deep and subtle as any in Scott’s fiction.

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