British novelist and a member of the Hanoverian court (d. 1859)
Sir Thomas Isaac Horsley Curties (d. 1859) was a British Gothic novelist and a member of the Hanoverian court. He is best remembered for his last novel, "The Monk of Udolpho" (1807), which drew criticism for its title's apparent plagiarism of the best-selling novels "The Monk" (1796) and "The Mysteries of Udolpho" (1794).
Novels.
"Ethelwina, Or The House of Fitz-Auburne" (1799)
"Ancient Records, Or, The Abbey of Saint Oswythe" (1801)
"The Scottish Legend, Or The Isle of Saint Clothair" (1802)
"The Watch Tower; Or, The Sons of Ulthona" (1804)
"St. Botolph’s Priory; Or, The Sable Mask" (1806)
"The Monk of Udolpho" (1807)
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