Moll Flanders

"Moll Flanders" is a novel by Daniel Defoe that tells the story of a woman born in 17th-century England who seeks survival and social mobility through various means, including marriage, deception, and labor. The narrative explores themes of morality, identity, and the struggles faced by women in a male-dominated society, often highlighting the complexities of her choices and the social constraints of her time. Through her life experiences, the novel examines human nature, the pursuit of wealth, and the struggle for personal independence within a harsh societal framework.