Edgar Huntley, or Memoirs of a Sleepwalker

"In the novels of C. B. Brown, we find spectacular terrible scenes. In the description of the patient of consciousness, his works surpass even the books of Anna Radcliffe, ”Lovecraft believed. Charles Brockden Brown - the great "father of the American novel" and the painter "of the genuine American life" with all her repulsive and shocking sides, the author of the most famous Vilanda and the favorite of dozens of Matra of literature in the USA and Great Britain, including Mary Shelley, Edgar POS and Oscar Wilde. "Edgar Huntley ..." is considered the most mysterious, bloody and psychologically deep of his works: the theme of the frightening duality of human nature was served by the writer through the metaphor of lunaticism