In one work, this man used an elaborate series of correspondences to a fictionalized Japan to satirize English politics during the Seven Years' War.
In one work, this man used an elaborate series of correspondences to a fictionalized Japan to satirize English politics during the Seven Years' War. This man's dour attitude toward innkeepers and foreigners led him to be satirized as "Smelfungus" in Laurence Sterne's A Sentimental Journey, which was inspired by this man's travelogue Travels through France and Italy. Cadwallader Crabtree and Hawser Trunnion appear in a 1751 novel by this man that includes Frances Vane's The Memoirs of a Lady of Quality in its pages. A carriage overturns into a river next to Mr. Dennison's house, leading to the revelation that the title character is Matthew (*) Bramble's son, in this author's novel The Expedition of Humphry Clinker. For 10 points, name this 18th-century Scottish author of the comedic picaresques The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle and The Adventures of Roderick Random.
In one work, this man used an elaborate series of correspondences to a fictionalized Japan to satirize English politics during the Seven Years' War.
Tobias Smollett [or Tobias George Smollett] &lt;Hart&gt;