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"Pamela Censured" offers a fascinating glimpse into the 18th-century reception of Samuel Richardson's groundbreaking novel, "Pamela." This collection of literary criticism delves into the controversies and debates sparked by Richardson's epistolary novel, a work that captivated and challenged readers of its time.
Anonymous in its original publication, this volume provides essential context for understanding the impact of "Pamela" on the literary landscape. Explore diverse perspectives on the novel's themes and narrative techniques. "Pamela Censured" is crucial for anyone studying Richardson's work, the development of the novel as a genre, or the cultural and social values of the 18th century. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves an important piece of literary history, offering readers direct access to contemporary responses to a landmark work.
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