Order of Publication
| Title | Published | Main setting | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waverley, or, Tis Sixty Years Since | 1814 | Perthshire (Scotland) | 1745–1746 |
| Guy Mannering, or, The Astrologer | 1815 | Galloway (Scotland) | 1760-5, 1781-2 |
| The Antiquary | 1816 | Angus (Scotland) | 1790s |
| Tales of My Landlord, 1st series: | |||
| The Black Dwarf | 1816 | Scottish Borders | 1707 |
| The Tale of Old Mortality | 1816 | Southern Scotland | 1679-89 |
| Rob Roy | 1818 | Loch Lomond and environs (Scotland) | 1715-16 |
| Tales of My Landlord, 2nd series: | |||
| The Heart of Midlothian | 1818 | Edinburgh and Richmond, London | 1736 |
| Tales of My Landlord, 3rd series: | |||
| The Bride of Lammermoor | 1819 | East Lothian (Scotland) | 1709-11 |
| A Legend of Montrose | 1819 | Scottish Highlands | 1644-5 |
| Ivanhoe | 1819 | Yorkshire and Leicestershire (England) | 1194 |
| The Monastery | 1820 | Scottish Borders | 1547-57 |
| The Abbot | 1820 | Various in Scotland | 1567-8 |
| Kenilworth | 1821 | Southern England | 1575 |
| The Pirate | 1822 | Shetland and Orkney | late 17th century |
| The Fortunes of Nigel | 1822 | London and Greenwich (England) | 1616-18 |
| Peveril of the Peak | 1822 | Derbyshire, the Isle of Man, and London | 1658-80 |
| Quentin Durward | 1823 | Tours and Péronne (France) Liège (Wallonia/Belgium) |
1468 |
| St. Ronan's Well | 1824 | Southern Scotland | 19th century |
| Redgauntlet | 1824 | Southern Scotland, and Cumberland (England) | 1766 |
| Tales of the Crusaders: | |||
| The Betrothed | 1825 | Wales, and Gloucester (England) | 1187-92 |
| The Talisman | 1825 | Syria | 1191 |
| Woodstock, or, The Cavalier | 1826 | Woodstock and Windsor (England) Brussels, in the Spanish Netherlands |
1652 |
| Chronicles of the Canongate, 2nd series: | |||
| St Valentine's Day, or, The Fair Maid of Perth | 1828 | Perthshire (Scotland) | 1396 |
| Anne of Geierstein, or, The Maiden in the Mist | 1829 | Switzerland and Eastern France | 1474-77 |
| Tales of my Landlord, 4th series: | |||
| Count Robert of Paris | 1831 | Constantinople and Scutari (now in Turkey) | 1097 |
| Castle Dangerous | 1831 | Kirkcudbrightshire (Scotland) | 1307 |
| The Siege of Malta | 2008 | Malta and Southern Spain | 1565 |
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