The Pretty Gentleman; or, Softness of Manners Vindicated From the False Ridicule Exhibited Under the Character of William Fribble, Esq
Edmund Goldsmid, Nathaniel Lancaster
The Pretty Gentleman; or, Softness of Manners Vindicated From the False Ridicule Exhibited Under the Character of William Fribble, Esq
Edmund Goldsmid, Nathaniel Lancaster
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Experience the wit and charm of the 18th century with this fascinating defense of soft manners and a fashionable lifestyle. Through a fictional account of William Fribble, the authors argue against the false ridicule of refined behavior and challenge the masculine ideals of the time.
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