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French Characters in English Novels of the Eighteenth Century

S C S E C S , 2006 Liz Tasker, Georgia S U, “Arabella and the ‘Illustrious Scudéry’: Charlotte Lennox’s Critique of Salon Rhetoric” Sabrina Abid, Georgia S U, “The French are Different from You and Me: Francis Burney’s Representation of the French Personality”

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French Characters in English Novels of the Eighteenth Century

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  1. S C S E C S, 2006 Liz Tasker, Georgia S U, “Arabella and the ‘Illustrious Scudéry’: Charlotte Lennox’s Critique of Salon Rhetoric” Sabrina Abid, Georgia S U, “The French are Different from You and Me: Francis Burney’s Representation of the French Personality” Murray L. Brown, Georgia S U, “French Bashing for Fun and Profit.” French Characters in English Novels of the Eighteenth Century

  2. Murray L. Brown, Georgia S U “French Bashing for Fun and Profit”

  3. The Gate of Calais, or the Roast Beef of Old England, 1748

  4. French Happiness, English Misery, 1793

  5. Four Times of the Day, Morning, 1738

  6. Four Times of the Day, Evening, 1738

  7. Stolen Kisses, Rowlandson, 1814

  8. Boeuf à la Mode, c. 1801

  9. Vauxhall Gardens, S. Wale, c.1751

  10. The Preposterous Head Dress, or the Featherd Lady, 1776

  11. Tight Lacing, or Hold Fast Behind, 1777

  12. Miss Prattle, consulting Doctor Double Fee about her Pantheon Head Dress,1772

  13. The Extravaganza, or the Mountain Head Dress, 1776

  14. Oh, Heigh, Oh, 1776

  15. Lady All-Top (Duchess of Devonshire ?), 1776

  16. The New Headdresses for 1771

  17. 1777

  18. Miss Juniper Fox, 1777

  19. The Boarding School Hair Dresser, 1786

  20. A French Hair Dresser, 1771

  21. The Old Beau in an Extasy, 1773

  22. The Macaroni. A real Character at the late Masquerade, Dawe, 1773

  23. The Farmer’s Daughter’s, Return from London, 1777

  24. A Hint to Husbands, 1777

  25. Tight Lacing, or the Cobler’s Wife in the Fashion, 1777

  26. L’Inconvenient des Perruques. The Inconvenience of Wigs, 1798

  27. Lady Godinas Rout, Gillray,1796

  28. The French Lady in London, 1774

  29. A Doleful Disaster, or Miss Fubby Fatarmin’s Wig Caught Fire, 1813

  30. What is This My Sun Tom, 1774

  31. Slight of Hand by a Monkey, or the Lady’s Head Unloaded, 1770

  32. Wigs All the Rage, 1798

  33. Leaving Off Powder, or a Frugal Family Saving a Guinea

  34. “Beauty’s Lot,” W. Humphrey, c. 1770

  35. Bath Races, Rowlandson, 1810

  36. The New Rigatta, 1777

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