His first poem, "The Masquerade" was published under the pseudonym Lemuel Gulliver, and he continued
His first poem, "The Masquerade" was published under the pseudonym Lemuel Gulliver, and he continued this theme of disguise in his early comedy Love in Several Masques. William Booth lives with the title character in his last novel, Amelia, and he fictionalized the life of a master criminal in his 1743 novel Jonathan Wild. He created memorable characters such as Lady Booby in a novel whose title character is thought to be the brother of another author's epistolary heroine. For 10 points, name this English author of Joseph Andrews who mocked Richardson in Shamela and wrote about Squire Allworthy's relationship with a foundling in Tom Jones.
His first poem, "The Masquerade" was published under the pseudonym Lemuel Gulliver, and he continued this theme of disguise in his early comedy Love in Several Masques.
Henry {Fielding}