First published in 1751, &ldquo;Amelia&rdquo; is a sentimental novel, the fourth and final novel written by Henry Fielding.<br />&ldquo;Amelia&rdquo; follows a young woman who marries a man against her family&rsquo;s wishes. The couple moves to another city to start a new life together&hellip;<br />Raising questions about married life, gender equality, and justice, <i>&ldquo;</i><i>Amelia&rdquo;</i><i> </i>is one of Fielding&rsquo;s most popular novels. It also contains many interesting allusions to classical literature.<br />Fielding, an 18th-century novelist who wrote literary fiction and romance, is remembered for his satire, humor, and sharp, insightful writing. Before writing novels, Fielding worked as a magistrate and helped to form London&rsquo;s first police force, the <i>Bow Street Runners</i>.