Biographical Biography - Wikipedia Biography - Twickenham Museum Images Portraits of Richard Steele - National Portrait Gallery, London The Cambridge History of English and American Literature in 18 Volumes (1907–21). Steele and Addison - Harold Routh The New Civilisation in England and London Steele’s Christian Hero His Comedies Influence of the Coffeehouses Literature and Clubland Beginnings of The Tattler The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff The Tatler on Middle-class Life and Women The “Short Story” in germ Varied topics Collaboration of Addison His early Classical Training The Campaign Character of his contributions to The Tatler His style as an Essay-writer The Spectator and its Character-types The Coverly Group The Spectator and The Tatler compared The Spectator’s Correspondence Its Literary Criticism: Addison on Paradise Lost, and On the Pleasures of the Imagination Addison on Religion Cato The Guardian; Steele’s last Comedy Steele, Addison and the Essay Miscellaneous The SAC LitWeb Steele Page Steele | Biography | Works | Resources | Articles | 18th C. Lit to Richard Steele Site copyright ©1996-2006 Anniina Jokinen. All Rights Reserved. Created by Anniina Jokinen on November 14, 2006. Restoration, eighteenth century, Renaissance, English, poet, poetry, courtier, poems, literature, elizabethan, renaissance, tudor, Renaissance, Tudor, England, Britain, British, English, poetry, poet, poem, poems, sixteenth, century, Renaissance, English, Shakespeare, SCA, Costume, Corset, Bodice, Armor, England, art, painting, music, tapestry, illumination, costume, costuming, renaissance, Gloriana, gargoyles, tapestries, jewelry, jewellery, history, historical, medieval, festival, writing, women, knights, lord of the rings, harry potter, unicorn, queen, books, plays, masques, study, university, college, regal, royal, royalty, Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance, sonnet, sonnet