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Loading... Roxana: The Fortunate Mistressby Daniel Defoe
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Throughout her many relationships, Roxana bears many children, who never know who their real mother is. She moves from being rich to being poor many times, making it nearly impossible to settle down and have a normal life, and when she finally makes a friend and decides to change it’s hard to tell whether or not she really means it.
This is not the first time Defoe has created such a character and I imagine it was quite an interesting one to write at the time.