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Pamela tells the story of a young maidservant who resists the advances of her master. This work from 1740 was a milestone in the development of the modern novel and caused a great stir in eighteenth-century London. It divided readers into two camps: supporters and opponents of Pamela.
Content and Significance
The book vividly describes the power games between a young woman and a nobleman who tries to seduce her. Written in the voice of the protagonist, the story reveals both a psychologically profound and socially critical view on abuse of power.
About This Edition
This edition is based on the original text from 1740, before later adaptations. It thereby offers an authentic representation of the controversial version with which the first success was achieved.
About the Series
Oxford World's Classics has been publishing important literary works worldwide for over 100 years with reliable texts and expert introductions. The editions are affordable and suitable for various forms of study and self-development.
Language and Usage
- Language: English
- Language Level: C1–C2
- Suitable for: education, self-study, literary analysis
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