Delarivier Manly: Life and Work
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Delarivier Manly: Life and Work
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Elena Makarova 
Affiliation: Lomonosov Moscow State University
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Abstract

This paper examines the life and work of the English writer Delarivier Manly (с. 1670—1724). She managed to become widely known as a satirist who wrote on political topics. It is safe to consider her the first female journalist in English history to serve as a mouthpiece for the Tory political group. As a playwright, she owns four plays staged by London theaters. Her greatest fame as an author came from the best-selling “New Atalantia” and other “secret stories”, in which the political and personal, erotic and pathetic, real and fictional merged together.

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Delarivier Manly, English political satire and journalism of the 18th century, political “secret Histories”, “New Atalantis”, “Rivella”, personality in history
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27.03.2024
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15.06.2024
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