H.F. narrates his novel about London during the year 1665, A Journal of the Plague Year, while his other title characters include a picaresque heroine born in Newgate and a shipwrecked sailor based on Alexander Selkirk.
This author argued that Satan was responsible for the crusades in The Political History of the Devil. One of this author's characters wears a Turkish dress to seduce a jeweler on the advice of her servant Amy. Along with that novel about a "fortunate mistress," Roxana, he wrote a "Hymn to the Pillory" after being jailed for writing the satirical pamphlet "The Shortest Way with the Dissenters." H.F. narrates his novel about London during the year 1665, A Journal of the Plague Year, while his other title characters include a picaresque heroine born in Newgate and a shipwrecked sailor based on Alexander Selkirk. FTP, name this author of Moll Flanders and Robinson Crusoe.
This author argued that Satan was responsible for the crusades in The Political History of the Devil.
Daniel Defoe [or Daniel Foe]