Question

Pamela as an epistolary novel and sentimental novel essay

Answer 1

Samuel Richardson pamela written in 18 century tall much of a story about an exchange offer letter between two lovers
this novel tells about Pamela a poor girl who trapped in the hands of the son of the master
but at last he is marry her and live happily Ever After

Answer 2

Answer:

Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded evolved from a collection of model letters into a bestselling novel. Margaret Doody introduces Samuel Richardson's work and its exploration of gender, class, sexual harassment and marriage.

Samuel Richardson, a printer for much of his life, had not intended to be a novelist. He agreed with booksellers to write a book of lightly fictionalised model letters, offering examples of a suitable letter in various circumstances, such as requests for a loan, or condolences. He produced a sample letter from a girl suffering from the sexual attentions of her employer, followed by the father’s reply. Coming up with this exchange sparked his imagination. Richardson set the ‘letter-writer’ aside and began to write what became one of the world’s most influential best sellers: Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded.