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Moll Flanders

Book • 1722
Moll Flanders is a novel by Daniel Defoe, published in 1722, that follows the life of its protagonist as she navigates through various marriages, criminal activities, and societal challenges in 17th-century England.

The story explores themes of gender roles, morality, and survival in a society with limited options for women.

Moll's life is marked by her resilience and adaptability as she faces numerous hardships and transformations.

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Angelina Stanford
says that she was obsessed with this book.
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Episode 288: Literary Milestones
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Henry Power
in relation to incestuous themes in literature.
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Fielding's Tom Jones
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Augustin Trapenard
comme un exemple de roman picaresque qu'il aime beaucoup.
L'entrée en littérature de Raphaël Quenard - Les meilleurs moments
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Don Wildman
, referencing a book about a convict who landed in Virginia and became rich.
When Britain Sent Its Convicts to America

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