共 ＂A Bridle for the Ass and A Rod for the Fool’s Back＂ by Catharine Charleton offers a sharp-witted commentary on the political and social landscape of early 19th-century Britain. Through satirical prose, Charleton critiques the follies and hypocrisies of her time, providing a unique perspective on the era’s power dynamics and societal norms.
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