In his best known novel, the protagonist's love for Sophia Western is opposed by Squire Allworthy, who takes him in as a foundling.
This author's first major success on the stage contains a puppet play called The Pleasures of the Town, written by Harry Luckless. As the editor of the Covent-Garden Journal, this author of The Author' s Farce started the so-called "Paper War" by attacking John Hill. The title character of one of his novels injures her nose in a carriage accident and is married to William Booth. He wrote a novel whose title character resists the sexual advances of Lady Booby, much like Mr. B is resisted by the title character of Richardson's Pamela. In his best known novel, the protagonist's love for Sophia Western is opposed by Squire Allworthy, who takes him in as a foundling. For 10 points, name this author who parodied Pamela in Shamela and Joseph Andrews and wrote Amelia and the picaresque novel Tom Jones.
This author's first major success on the stage contains a puppet play called The Pleasures of the Town, written by Harry Luckless.
Henry Fielding