Atalantis Major

Delve into the turbulent world of early 18th-century British politics with Daniel Defoe's "Atalantis Major," a sharp political satire disguised as a series of scandalous pamphlets. A key historical document from the reign of Queen Anne, this work offers a fascinating glimpse into the controversies and power struggles that shaped Great Britain.

Explore the intricacies of the British government during a pivotal period through Defoe's witty and insightful commentary. "Atalantis Major" remains a compelling examination of political maneuvering and social commentary, offering enduring relevance for anyone interested in history, political science, and the art of satire. This meticulously prepared edition provides readers with direct access to a vital piece of British history.

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