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	Henry Fielding

	Henry Fielding was among the more remarkable figures of his time -- an innovator of genius as a dramatist and novelist and a magistrate who addressed serious social problems and invented the modern metropolitan police. He was remarkable as well for his sociable virtues. Few of his contemporaries -- perhaps not even the great Samuel Johnson himself -- were more agreeable companions or spoke so well and so wittily. His friend George Lyttelton, who knew them all, declared to the moralist James Beattie after Fielding was gone that Fielding "had more wit and humour" than Jonathan Swift, Alexander Pope, and the other wits of his time put together.

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