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William Harrison Ainsworth

UK  (1805 - 1882)
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About William Harrison Ainsworth
Born in 1805 in King Street, Manchester, the son of a solicitor, educated at The Manchester Grammar School, and articled at age 16 by his father in a law firm, Ainsworth eventually emerged as a prolific and renowned romantic novelist. By the age of 20, his love for literature had developed and he had already penned several stories, contributed articles to magazines, and founded his own periodical - which failed. After his father's death he moved to London, married Annie Ebers, whose father was a publisher, and published his first novel, "Sir John Chiverton", followed by "Rockwood", both in 1834.
 
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Guy Fawkes: Or, the Gunpowder Treason
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Anthologies containing stories by William Harrison Ainsworth
The Craft of TerrorThe Evil PeopleThe NecromancersGreat British Tales of Terror: Gothic Stories of Horror and Romance 1765-1840
 
Short stories
The Spectre Bride (1821)
The Elixir of Life (excerpt) (1845)
The Lancashire Witches (excerpt) (1849)


Books about William Harrison Ainsworth
William Harrison AinsworthThe Life and Works of Lancashire Novelist William Harrison Ainsworth, 1805-1882
 

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