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Richard Steele

(1672—1729) writer and politician


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(1672–1729)

Irish writer, editor, and manager. Best known for his collaborations with Addison on the Tatler and the Spectator, Steele was deeply involved with the theatre for much of his ...

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Steele, Sir Richard (bap. 1672, d. 1729), writer and politician
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Steele, Sir Richard
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Steele, Sir Richard
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Steele, Sir Richard
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Spectator

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Conscious Lovers

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Funeral, The, or Grief à-la-Mode

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Christian Hero, The An Argument Proving that No Principles but Those of Religion are Sufficient to Make a Great Man

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