Talk:Joseph Andrews

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re: removed inaccuracies and obvious biases. imprecise understanding of the history of the novel or of the print culture of the day. this page needs help

Thanks for clearing up a few of the inaccuracies, and I will concede that I know little about the print culture of the day, so please do add something. However, you have the wrong end of the stick on the other point, and seem to be misreading pretty standard rhetorical devices at face value. It shouldn't be necessary to punctuate every sentence with 'perceived,' 'supposed,' or 'in Fielding's opinion,' but I've added a couple where there was the most ambiguity.Alanmlny (talk) 05:19, 28 November 2007 (UTC)