Henry Fielding

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1) The works of Henry Fielding Esq

Author

Fielding, Henry

Publisher

Smith, Elder

Pub. Date

1882

Language

English

2) Tom jones

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Oxford world's classics
Everyman's library

Language

English

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This is a carefully modernised version of Fielding's classic work, based on his amended fourth edition text. The introduction uses the latest scholarship to examine how Tom Jones exemplifies the role of the novel in 18th century public life.

3) The criticism of Henry Fielding

Author

Fielding, Henry

Publisher

Routledge and Kegan Paul

Pub. Date

1970

Language

English

4) The history of Tom Jones

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Everyman's Library

Publisher

Dent

Pub. Date

1909

Language

English

5) Amelia: Vol. 2

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Everyman's library volume 853

Publisher

Dent

Pub. Date

1930

Language

English

6) The history of Tom Jones: A foundling / Vol. 1

Author

Fielding, Henry

Publisher

Oxford U.P

Pub. Date

1974

Language

English

7) Amelia: Vol. 1

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Everyman's library volume 852

Publisher

Dent

Pub. Date

1930

Language

English

8) Jonathan Wild: The voyage to Lisbon

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Everyman's library volume 877

Publisher

Dent

Pub. Date

1932

Language

English

9) The adventures of Joseph Andrews

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

100 best novels

Publisher

Daily Telegraph

Pub. Date

[n.d.]

Language

English

10) The Jacobite's journal and related writings

Author

Fielding, Henry

Publisher

Oxford U.P

Pub. Date

1974

Language

English

11) The life of Mr Jonathan Wild the great

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

(Oxford world's classics)

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Pub. Date

2008

Language

English

12) The historical register for the year 1736: and Eurydice hissed

Author

Fielding, Henry

Publisher

Edward Arnold

Pub. Date

1968

Language

English

13) Joseph Andrews/Shamela

Author

Fielding, Henry

Series

Penguin classics

Publisher

Penguin

Pub. Date

2003

Language

English

Description

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"Shamela" is a parody of Samuel Richardson's "Pamela", Fielding's heroine uses coyness and mock modesty as techniques to catch a rich husband. "Joseph Andrews" can also be seen as a response to Richardson as the lascivious Lady Booby sets out to seduce her comically chaste servant Joseph.