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The son of a naval captain, George Reynolds was born in Sandwich, England, and educated privately in England and on the Continent. He served for a number of years as editor of various London publications including the Journal and Reynold's Miscellany. Always in sympathy with the plight of the working class, he was a leader of the Chartists, a radical organization of the time. His revolutionary turn of mind is reflected in the sensationalism characteristic of his Gothic writing.
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(1974)
Ghosts, Castles, and Victims
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(1870)
Canonbury House; or, The Queen's Prophecy
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(1858)
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, Etc.
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(1856)
The massacre of Glencoe
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(1855)
The Loves of the Harem: a Tale of Constantinople.
