Armadale is a novel by Wilkie Collins, first serialised between November 1864 and June 1866, and then published in book form in 1866. It is the third...

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O'Connell to the body of Armadale, which the cat Bastet is watching. Abdullah returns to the house with the body of Armadale, while Amelia and O'Connor...

German spas and Italy for his health. In 1864, he began work on his novel Armadale, travelling in August to the Norfolk Broads and the village of Winterton-on-Sea...

publication. It is the second of his four 'great novels' after The Woman in White (1860), and before Armadale (1866) and The Moonstone (1868). The story is...

Ashlydyat (1864), Mrs Henry Wood Griffith Gaunt (1865–66), Charles Reade Armadale (1866), Wilkie Collins Cometh Up as a Flower (1867), Rhoda Broughton Foul...

a high-spirited but vacuous young man somewhat resembling Allan Armadale in the novel of that name. Zack leaves home after disagreements with his ultra-religious...

fortune, and Wilkie Collins's Armadale (1866), which follows gentlemen yachting. Likewise William Clark Russell's novels, especially the first two, John...

laudanum-addicted character also appeared in Wilkie Collins' novel Armadale (1864–1866). Wilkie Collins' novel The Moonstone (1868) features laudanum "as an essential...

and lawyers appear often in his works, notably in The Woman in White, Armadale, No Name and The Moonstone. Man and Wife was first published in 1870 as...