Waverley (novel) - Characters

Characters

  • The Clan Mac-Ivor (or MacIvor, M'Ivor)
  • Chieftain Fergus Mac-Ivor
  • Flora Mac-Ivor, sister of Fergus
  • Sir Everard Waverley
  • Edward Waverley, protagonist
  • Baron Bradwardine
  • Rose Bradwardine, daughter of the Baron
  • Bonnie Prince Charlie

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