Criminal Children in the Eighteenth Century and Daniel Defoe's Colonel Jack.

The article discusses the correlation between criminal children in the eighteenth century and Daniel Defoe's book "Colonel Jack." It states that modern scholarship too has been fairly approbatory of the children's criminal underworld Defoe represents, and mentions Defoe's depiction of the child pick...

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Publicado en:Philological Quarterly Vol. 96; no. 1; pp. 27 - 54
Autor principal: GOLLAPUDI, APARNA
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Publicado: Department of English, University of Iowa Winter2017
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