He was expelled from Congress after he argued for the Hanoverian succession in his pamphlet The Crisis, and his time as governor of Drury Lane Theater saw the production of his own works like The Tender Husband and The Conscious Lovers.
He became an opponent of dueling after wounding a friend during his time as an army captain, a sentiment expressed in The Christian Hero, other works include The Funeral, The Lying Lover, and his letters to Prue. He was expelled from Congress after he argued for the Hanoverian succession in his pamphlet The Crisis, and his time as governor of Drury Lane Theater saw the production of his own works like The Tender Husband and The Conscious Lovers. But it was his denunciation of Sunderland's Peerage Bill that would destroy one of the most famed literary partnerships in history. FTP identify this man who wrote under the pseudonym Isaac Bickerstaff and shared top billing on The Tatler and The Spectator with Joseph Addison.
He became an opponent of dueling after wounding a friend during his time as an army captain, a sentiment expressed in The Christian Hero, other works include The Funeral, The Lying Lover, and his letters to Prue.
Richard Steele