This author contrasted Mr. and Mrs. Heartfree with the title great man in a satirical novel about the life of a notorious criminal, Jonathan Wild. His first play was 1728's Love in Several Masques, which he followed up with 1731's The Tragedy of Trad
This author contrasted Mr. and Mrs. Heartfree with the title great man in a satirical novel about the life of a notorious criminal, Jonathan Wild. His first play was 1728's Love in Several Masques, which he followed up with 1731's The Tragedy of Tradegies. His most famous work profiles a foundling discovered on the land of Squire Allworthy, who begins a relationship with a neighbor's daughter, Sophia Western. For ten points, identify this English novelist of Amelia and Tom Jones.
This author contrasted Mr. and Mrs. Heartfree with the title great man in a satirical novel about the life of a notorious criminal, Jonathan Wild.
Henry {Fielding}