The adventures of David Simple ; and, The adventures of David Simple, Volume the last
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The adventures of David Simple ; and, The adventures of David Simple, Volume the last
（Penguin classics）（Penguin books, . Literature）
Penguin, 2002
Available at 5 libraries
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"The adventures of David Simple first published 1744, Volume the last first published 1753"--T.p. verso
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The first and most famous novel by the sister of Henry Fielding, 'David Simple' is the story of one man's search for truth, honesty, and friendship in a corrupt and hostile world. Following the literary model of 'Don Quixote', David's adventures afford a witty satire on the manners and morals of London life. Fielding also drew on her own experience of financial insecurity as unmarried gentlewoman in her portrayal of her two heroines. As Cynthia and Camilla are thrown upon the goodwill of relatives and friends, Fielding offers a pointed critique of the position of women in her contemporary society.
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