Published from 1711 until 1714, FTP, what is this periodical featuring the essays of Steele and Addison, the successor to "The Tatler"?
Lesser known contributors include Thomas Tickell and Ambrose Phillips. Installment 113 contains Roger de Coverley's views on marriage, while numbers 267, 273, and others contain one author's critical papers on Paradise Lost. Utilizing a fictional framework describing the views of characters like Will Honeycomb, Captain Sentry, and Sir Andrew Freeport, its issues were united by the purported author, a shy, quiet "observor" of the London scene. Published from 1711 until 1714, FTP, what is this periodical featuring the essays of Steele and Addison, the successor to "The Tatler"?
Lesser known contributors include Thomas Tickell and Ambrose Phillips.
The Spectator