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In the sweeping historical epic Guy Fawkes, renowned author William Harrison Ainsworth takes on one of the boldest rebels of all time. Pro-Catholic agitator Guy Fawkes was at the center of a failed scheme to blow up the English Parliament and force then-Princess Elizabeth onto the throne. Now regarded as an archetypal traitor, Fawkes looms large in the British imagination, due in large part to Ainsworth's complex and nuanced portrayal of him in this novel.
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Table of contents
- Title
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- BOOK THE FIRST - THE PLOT
- Chapter I - An Execution in Manchester, at the Beginning of the Seventeenth Century
- Chapter II - Ordsall Cave
- Chapter III - Ordsall Hall
- Chapter IV - The Search
- Chapter V - Chat Moss
- Chapter VI - The Disinterment
- Chapter VII - Doctor Dee
- Chapter VIII - The Magic Glass
- Chapter IX - The Prison on Salford Bridge
- Chapter X - The Fate of the Pursuivant
- Chapter XI - The Pilgrimage to St. Winifred's Well
- Chapter XII - The Vision
- Chapter XIII - The Conspirators
- Chapter XIV - The Packet
- Chapter XV - The Elixir
- Chapter XVI - The Collegiate Church at Manchester
- Chapter XVII - The Rencounter
- Chapter XVIII - The Explanation
- Chapter XIX - The Discovery
- Chapter XX - The Departure from the Hall
- BOOK THE SECOND - THE DISCOVERY
- Chapter I - The Landing of the Powder
- Chapter II - The Traitor
- Chapter III - The Escape Prevented
- Chapter IV - The Mine
- Chapter V - The Capture of Viviana
- Chapter VI - The Cellar
- Chapter VII - The Star-Chamber
- Chapter VIII - The Jailer's Daughter
- Chapter IX - The Counterplot
- Chapter X - White Webbs
- Chapter XI - The Marriage in the Forest
- Chapter XII - The Fifth of November
- Chapter XIII - The Flight of the Conspirators
- Chapter XIV - The Examination
- BOOK THE THIRD - THE CONSPIRATORS
- Chapter I - How Guy Fawkes was Put to the Torture
- Chapter II - Showing the Troubles of Viviana
- Chapter III - Huddington
- Chapter IV - Holbeach
- Chapter V - The Close of the Rebellion
- Chapter VI - Hagley
- Chapter VII - Viviana's Last Night at Ordsall Hall
- Chapter VIII - Hendlip
- Chapter IX - Whitehall
- Chapter X - The Parting of Viviana and Humphrey Chetham
- Chapter XI - The Subterranean Dungeon
- Chapter XII - The Traitor Betrayed
- Chapter XIII - The Trial
- Chapter XIV - The Last Meeting of Fawkes and Viviana
- Chapter XV - Saint Paul's Churchyard
- Chapter XVI - Old Palace Yard
- Chapter XVII - The Last Execution
- Endnotes