"The Historical Novel in the Romantic Era: An Essay on the Influence of Walter Scott" by Louis Magron is a research work that reveals the importance and influence of Walter Scott's work on the development of the genre of the historical novel in the writing practice of the Romantic era. The author examines the ways in which the works of Walter Scott changed approaches to the creation of historical prose, influenced the perception of the past, and contributed to the formation of new literary currents. Megron's work is an important source for understanding the development of the historical novel and literary influences in the 19th century.