The Bible in Waverley; or Sir Walter Scotts Use of the Sacred Scriptures

An exploration of the biblical themes and allusions in the novels of Sir Walter Scott, one of the most popular writers of the 19th century. With detailed analysis of Scott's use of scriptural motifs and quotations, this book offers a fresh perspective on the religious and cultural context of his writing.

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