The Coverley Papers, From 'The Spectator'

About this book

In the early 18th century, "The Coverley Papers" emerged as a captivating collection of essays within the renowned periodical "The Spectator." Authored by Addison, Budgell, and Steele, this document delves into the intriguing character of Sir Roger de Coverley, a charming and eccentric figure. With a keen eye for societal observations and moral reflections, the papers offer a unique glimpse into the manners and customs of the time. Delving into themes of wit and satire, "The Coverley Papers" provide a vivid portrayal of life in the 1700s, making it an essential read for history enthusiasts, literature scholars, and students of English literature alike.

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