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Ivanhoe: Critical Essay by Edgar Johnson

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Sir Walter Scott
About 18 pages (5,330 words)
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SOURCE: "Chivalry, Church, and Crown," in Sir Walter Scott: The Great Unknown, Vol. I, The Macmillan Company, 1970, pp. 736-58.

In the following excerpt, Johnson claims that the romanticism of Ivanhoe is supplemented by a critical attention to the "worldly manifestations of feudalism. "

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