"Amelia" is Henry Fielding's fourth novel, the fourth and last. The reader will immediately be immersed in the thick of events: a group of detainees detained by night guards appear before Judge Thrasher, who administers a quick and unfair trial; then one of the detainees - Captain Booth - ends up in prison. In prison, he unexpectedly meets a beautiful lady, also a prisoner, whom he knew several years ago and who, to his amazement, is accused of murder... CONTENTS: AMELIA. Translation by A. G. Niger to Ralph Allen, Esq. (5). ADDITIONS From the first edition of Book Five. Translation by A.G. Itera (439).APPLICATIONS A.G.Inger. The last novel of Henry Fielding (445). A.G. Inger. On the history of publication of the novel “Amelia” (486). Notes. Compiled by A.G. Inger (493). Main dates of the life and work of Henry Fielding. Compiled by A.G. Inger (526). List of illustrations (531).