[Letter] 1710 Mar. 4 : Malmesbury [to] Richard Steele.

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[Letter] 1710 Mar. 4 : Malmesbury [to] Richard Steele.

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Letter from Joseph Addison to Richard Steele, dated March 4, 1709/1710. Never published in full, this letter touches on many of the important themes and occupations of Addison and Steele's lives. Addison mentions such topics as the trial of Henry Sacheverell, Steele's writings for the Tatler, Irish politics, finances and his future stepson, the young Lord Warwick.

[2] p. ; 21 cm.

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