Questions of Appearances in Defoe’s Roxana

In contrast to Humphry Clinker, in which appearances appear not to be so important (even if, as we have shown, there are some important questions opened by them), Defoe’s Roxana (The Fortunate Mistress) could be said to depend strongly on a series of questions of appearances.

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