Addison

Set in the world of literary criticism, this work delves into the life and contributions of Joseph Addison, a prominent figure in 18th-century literature. It explores his role as a writer and a politician, highlighting his influence on the essay form and the development of English prose. The book examines Addison's key works, his partnership with Richard Steele, and their impact on the periodical essay, offering insights into the cultural and social context of his time.