Jack Sheppard

George Cruikshank was a celebrated illustrator whose work brought to life classic novels like Sir Walter Scott's Peveril of the Peak. He was a master of caricature and social commentary, often illustrating tales of adventure and historical fiction.

Most of the works enumerated here are for the wrong author because the death date was ignored. This record was created for the author of: "Triplex memoriale, or, The substance of three commemoration sermons$h[microform] :$bwhereof the titles are these, viz. I. The memory of the just, II. A pattern for pious uses, III. The fift [sic] beatitude, or, the mercifull mans blessing /$cpreached at Halifax in remembrance of Mr. Nathaneel Waterhouse, deceased, by William Ainsworth."

William Harrison is a mystery writer featured in The Best American Mystery Stories 2006. He writes straightforward crime and suspense stories that focus on strong plots and direct action. His work is a great

An English historical novelist born in Manchester.