Reading Fictions, 1660-1740: Deception in English Literary and Political Culture

Kate Loveman

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Contents: Introduction Sceptical reading in the 17th and early 18th centuries The Strange Finding Out of Moses his Tombe: strategies and motives for hoaxing 'Florishing lyes': coffee-house wit in the Restoration More Shams Still: reading in the Popish Plot and Exclusion crisis News, novels and imposture, 1688a 1702 Defoe and his 'ill-disposed' readers Swift's bites: 18th-century raillery in theory and practice Bubbling sentiments: Richardson's Pamela and Fielding's Shamela Conclusion Select bibliography Index.

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