- Anne of
Geierstein, or The
Maiden of the Mist (1829) is one of the
Waverley novels by Sir
Walter Scott. It is set in
Central Europe,
mainly in Switzerland...
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Geierstein (also Geigerstein) is a 1,491 m high
mountain in the
western Mangfall Mountains, part of the
Bavarian Prealps, in Bavaria, Germany. Geierstein...
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early 19th
century following the
publication of the 1829
novel Anne of
Geierstein by Sir
Walter Scott.
Scott based the name on a
scene in
William Shakespeare's...
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instalment from the
subset series,
Chronicles of the
Canongate 1829: Anne of
Geierstein 1832:
Count Robert of
Paris and
Castle Dangerous – the 4th instalment...
- as
imagined by
Walter Scott earlier in the 19th century, in Anne of
Geierstein (1829).[citation needed]
Tokugawa Ieyasu Tokugawa Hidetada Matsudaira...
- with his
bride to the arts, is
imagined in
Walter Scott's
novel Anne of
Geierstein (1829). The
imaginary scene of his
honeymoon was
later depicted by the...
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medieval period.
Following the
publication of Sir
Walter Scott's Anne of
Geierstein in 1829, opal
acquired a less au****ious re****tion. In Scott's novel...
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Nancy (first
printed in 1518). Sir
Walter Scott wrote a novel, Anne of
Geierstein,
which reaches its
climax in the
battle of
Nancy (published in 1829)....
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successor to
Quentin Durward,
which was
eventually to
become Anne of
Geierstein (1829), but in the
event he
settled on a
second series of the Chronicles...
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Philippa Gregory The Kingmaker’s
Daughter by
Philippa Gregory "Anne Of
Geierstein" by Sir
Walter Scott In the 1965-1966
filmed theatre production series...
