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The Tatler, Volume 4 — Richard, Sir Steele

The Tatler, Volume 4

Richard, Sir Steele

  • Essays
  • Book language: English
  • 492 pages

The Tatler, Volume 4 is a collection of early eighteenth-century periodical essays by Sir Richard Steele and contributors, edited by George A. Aitken. Written under the persona of Isaac Bickerstaff, the essays comment on manners, morals, society, and literature. They offer a lively window into London life and the development of the English essay.

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The Tatler
Edited by
George A. Aitken
In Four Volumes
Volume Four

B. Lens Senr delineavit

Isaac Bickerstaff Esq.

Engraved by Wm. H. Ward & Co. L'd. from the Original by Sturt aft

The Tatler

Edited with Introduction &

Notes

by

George A. Aitken

Author of

"The Life of Richard Steele," &c.

DESORMAIS

VOL. IV

New York

Hadley & Mathews

156 Fifth Avenue

London: Duckworth & Co.

1899

Printed by BALLANTYNE, HANSON & CO.
At the Ballantyne Press

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Contents

  1. The Tatler Edited with Introduction & Notes
  2. To the Right Honourable Charles Lord Halifax.[1]
  3. CONTENTS
  4. No. 194. [Steele.[2] From Tuesday, July 4, to Thursday, July 6, 1710.
  5. No. 195. [Steele. From Thursday, July 6, to Saturday, July 8, 1710.
  6. No. 196. [Steele. From Saturday, July 8, to Tuesday, July 11, 1710.
  7. No. 197. [Steele. From Tuesday, July 11, to Thursday, July 13, 1710.
  8. No. 198. [Steele. From Thursday, July 13, to Saturday, July 15, 1710.
  9. No. 199. [Steele.[14] From Saturday, July 15, to Tuesday, July 18, 1710.
  10. No. 200. [Steele. From Tuesday, July 18, to Thursday, July 20, 1710.
  11. No. 201. [Steele. From Thursday, July 20, to Saturday, July 22, 1710.
  12. No. 202. [Steele. From Saturday, July 22, to Tuesday, July 25, 1710.
  13. No. 203. [Steele. From Tuesday, July 25, to Thursday, July 27, 1710.
  14. No. 204. [Steele. From Thursday, July 27, to Saturday, July 29, 1710.
  15. No. 205. [Fuller.[31] From Saturday, July 29, to Tuesday, Aug. 1, 1710.
  16. No. 206. [Steele. From Tuesday, Aug. 1, to Thursday, Aug. 3, 1710.
  17. No. 207. [Steele. From Thursday, Aug. 3, to Saturday, Aug. 5, 1710.
  18. No. 208. [Steele. From Saturday, Aug. 5, to Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1710.
  19. No. 209. [Steele. From Tuesday, Aug. 8, to Thursday, Aug. 10, 1710.
  20. No. 210. [Steele. From Thursday, Aug. 10, to Saturday, Aug. 12, 1710.
  21. No. 211. [Steele. From Saturday, Aug. 12, to Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1710.
  22. No. 212. [Steele. From Tuesday, Aug. 15, to Thursday, Aug. 17, 1710.
  23. No. 213. [Steele. From Thursday, Aug. 17, to Saturday, Aug. 19, 1710.
  24. No. 214. [Steele.[56] From Saturday, Aug. 19, to Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1710.
  25. No. 215. [Steele. From Tuesday, Aug. 22, to Thursday, Aug. 24, 1710.
  26. No. 216. [Addison. From Thursday, Aug. 24, to Saturday, Aug. 26, 1710.
  27. No. 217. [Steele. From Saturday, Aug. 26, to Tuesday, Aug. 29, 1710.
  28. No. 218. [Addison. From Tuesday, Aug. 29, to Thursday, Aug. 31, 1710.
  29. No. 219. [? Steele.[70] From Thursday, Aug. 31, to Saturday, Sept. 2, 1710.
  30. No. 220. [Addison. From Saturday, Sept. 2, to Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1710.

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