Ivanhoe

Oxford University Press

Experience the epic tale of Ivanhoe, a story of chivalry, romance, and the clash of cultures in medieval England. Set a century after the Norman Conquest, this novel plunges you into a land divided by foreign warlords, where Prince John plots for the crown and the legendary Robin Hood roams the greenwood. Follow the disinherited Saxon knight, Ivanhoe, and witness the thrilling events that shaped English national identity. This edition, based on the 1830 Magnum Opus text and corrected against Scott's manuscript, offers the most authoritative and accurate critical edition available. The introduction provides in-depth analysis of Ivanhoe's originality and cultural significance, drawing on contemporary historical and critical scholarship. Key Features: - A gripping historical romance by Sir Walter Scott - Explores themes of nationality, identity, and conflict - Based on the corrected 1830 Magnum Opus text - Features expert introduction and scholarly notes Product Summary: Ivanhoe by Walter Scott, Paperback, 624 pages, English, published by Oxford University Press, ISBN 9780199538409.