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illustration of three items belonging to a knight: a sword, a helmet with Christian crosses decorating the cheeks, and a lance meant for jousting

Ivanhoe

by Sir Walter Scott

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Ivanhoe Questions and Answers

Compare and contrast Rebecca and Rowena in Ivanhoe.


What is the meaning of the name "Ivanhoe" and what language is it from?


What literary devices did Walter Scott use to make "Ivanhoe" interesting?


Compare and contrast the characterization of Cedric and Isaac as fathers in Ivanhoe.


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