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The Monk (Broadview Editions)
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Matthew Gregory Lewis: A Brief Chronology
A Note on the Text

The Monk

  • Vol.1
    Vol.2
    Vol.3

Appendix A: Literary Sources

  • Richard Steele, The Guardian, 31 August 1713
  • Samuel Richardson, Clarissa, 1747-48
    • Lovelace’s Dream
    • Clarissa’s Dream
  • Johann Karl August Musäus, “The Elopement”
  • Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart, “The Eternal Tew”
  • Matthew Gregory Lewis, “Imitation of Anacreon”
  • Appendix B: Historical Contexts

  • The French Revolution
    • Edmund Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France, 1790
    • Matthew Gregory Lewis, “France and England in 1793”
    • Thomas Paine, The Age of Reason, 1794-95
  • Colonialism and Slavery
    • Matthew Gregory Lewis, The Castle Spectre, 1797
    • Matthew Gregory Lewis, Journal of a West India Proprietor,1815-18
  • Georgian Homophobia
    • The Trying and Pilloring of the Vere Street Club, 1810
  • Appendix C: Critical Reception

  • [Mary Wollstonecraft?], Analytical Review, October 1796
  • European Magazine, February 1797
  • [Samuel Taylor Coleridge], Critical Review, February1797
  • “An Apology for the Monk,” Monthly Mirror, April 1797
  • Matthew Gregory Lewis, letter to his father, 23 February 1798
  • Matthew Gregory Lewis, Preface to Adelmorn, the Outlaw,1801
  • Le Décade philosophique, 9 May 1797
  • Spectateur du nord, April-June 1798
  • Marquis de Sade, “Reflections on the Novel,” 1800
  • Ann Radcliffe, “On the Supernatural in Poetry,” 1826
  • Appendix D: Cultural Responses

  • Charles Farley, Raymond and Agnes, 1797
  • “The Bleeding Nun,” 1801
  • Almagro & Claude; or Monastic Murder, 1810
  • Appendix E: Variants

    Works Cited and Recommended Reading

    About the Author

    The late D.L. Macdonald was a Professor of English at the University of Calgary. He was the author of Poor Polidori: A Critical Biography of the Author of “The Vampyre” (University of Toronto Press, 1991) and Monk Lewis: A Critical Biography (University of Toronto Press, 2000).

    Kathleen Scherf is Dean of the Faculty of Communication and Culture at the University of Calgary. She is the editor of Collected Poems of Malcolm Lowry (University of British Columbia Press, 1992).

    Together they are the editors of the Broadview editions of Mary Wollstonecraft's The Vindications (1997) and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1999).

    Reviews

    This is an essential edition. Its ample coverage of critical reception, cultural responses and historical context does full justice to the profound intertextuality of The Monk." - Angela Wright, University of Sheffield

    "This is a superb edition of a still stunning novel. It's hard to imagine how the informative, witty introduction could be bettered, and the very helpful appendices will send readers in all the right directions." - Ian Balfour, York University, Toronto

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