The Foundling Hospital For Wit: Intended For The Reception And Preservation Of Such Brats Of Wit And Humour, Whose Parents Chuse To Drop Them ... Numb

This hilarious collection of satirical essays lampoons the political and social mores of eighteenth-century England. Written by the pseudonymous Timothy Silence, the essays are filled with witty observations and cutting humor. The Foundling Hospital for Wit is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of satire and comedy.

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