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A definition or brief description of Walter Scott.

(1771-1832) A prolific Scottish writer, considered the inventor of the genre of historical fiction; wrote the Waverly novels, romanticizing Scottish Highland culture.

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	~~A prolific Scottish writer~~ (1771-1832), considered the inventor of the genre of historical fiction; wrote the Waverly novels, romanticizing Scottish Highland culture.		(1771-1832) A prolific [[Scotland\|Scottish]] writer, considered the inventor of the genre of [[historical fiction]]; wrote the [[Waverly novels]], romanticizing [[Scottish Highlands\|Scottish Highland]] culture.