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 · Lusignan; or, The Abbaye of La Trappe (), Anonymous (edited by Jacqui Howard). This four-volume Minerva Press Gothic is exceedingly rare, with the only known copy surviving at Corvey Castle, in Germany, where an early-nineteenth-century Prince of . Lusignan; or, The Abbaye of La Trappe. Ann Radcliffe () was the most popular and best-selling novelist of her time, earning a widespread readership and previously unheard-of sums of money for her Gothic novels The Mysteries of Udolpho () and The Italian (). But after publishing The Italian, at the height of her powers, she disappeared from the literary scene and never published /5. Lusignan; or, The Abbaye of La Trappe. Ann Radcliffe () was the most popular and best-selling novelist of her time, earning a widespread readership and previously unheard-of sums of money for her Gothic novels The Mysteries of Udolpho () and The Italian (). But after publishing The Italian, at the height of her powers, she disappeared from the literary scene and never published /5.

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Based on close textual and contextual analysis, Howard argues that Radcliffe went on to issue two further, anonymous novels through the Minerva Press: Lusignan, or the Abbaye of La Trappe () and The Orphans of Llangloed (). The report identifies a number of clear elements that are not only ‘Radcliffean’ in nature, but can be seen as Radcliffe’s. anonymous novels through the Minerva Press: Lusignan, or the Abbaye of La Trappe () and The Orphans of Llangloed (). The report identifies a number of clear elements that are not only ‘Radcliffean’ in nature, but can be seen as Radcliffe’s. The report provides a number of comparative readings betweeen. The Preponderance of “Radcliffe” in Lusignan, or the Abbaye of La Trappe and The Orphans of Llangloed.’ ‘ Anonymous Signatures: La Beaumelle, M. de.