`The range of his reading is wide, and the detail sometimes
stimulating. His discussion of Clarissa is especially notable.'
The Times Higher Education Supplement
`This study will not surprise specialists in 18th-century British
literature, but it will be a revelation to most everyone else.'
Old Testament Abstracts, Vol. 19, 1996
`a work of many-sided erudition ... The author provides a
devastating critique of the theodicy of Job's comforters and their
eighteenth-century counterparts.'
John A. Newton, The Expository Times
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