The Amorous Adventures of Margot

Often referred to as the French Fanny Hill, Louis-Charles Fougeret de Montbron's The Amorous Adventures of Margot recounts the social rise of a young middle-class mending girl to high-society d butante, Margot using her wantonly wiles to advance her standing in a variety of sordid scenes.

In the company of lords, madams, a troop of soldiers, financiers, and clergy, our young protagonist will experience ravishment beyond measure, awakening within her a libidinous desire to be thus dominated.

Written in 1750 and later translated into English by the notorious publisher William Dugdale in 1857, this gem of renaissance erotica will shock and delight as it did over 250 years ago.