Another of this author's novels consists of a dialogue between a first-person narrator and a self-admitted professional toady, the relative of the French composer of Treatise on Harmony.
This man praised Richardson's novel Clarissa for revealing the "hideous Moor" at "the back of the cave." In one of this author's novels, the hostess of an inn tells a story about the courtship of Madame de la Pommeraye and the Chevalier des Arcis, and the title character tells a Captain that everything is written above in a great Scroll of Destiny. Another of this author's novels consists of a dialogue between a first-person narrator and a self-admitted professional toady, the relative of the French composer of Treatise on Harmony. For 10 points, name this Enlightenment author of Jacques the Fatalist and Rameau's Nephew, the primary editor of the Encyclopedia.
This man praised Richardson's novel Clarissa for revealing the "hideous Moor" at "the back of the cave."
Denis {Diderot}