This volume covers the life and literary works of the renowned British author Henry Fielding. From his early days as a dramatist to his later career as a novelist, explore the many facets of this complex figure. Cross delves into Fielding's personal life, political affiliations, and impact on the world of literature. With extensive research and detailed analysis, this book is an indispensable resource for any scholar of 18th century British literature.

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