Remarks on Clarissa (1749‪)‬

This book highlights the criticism made as a part of the, 'Remarks on Clarissa'. As soon as the Coach came, the old gentleman, with great roughness, commanded his daughter to attend him, and left us; and we could not help remarking, how much the Gentleman's behaviour had added weight to the force of his criticism. The next Objection was raised by Mr. Dellincourt, who found great fault with the Liberties.