The Works of Richard Steele


Poetical Works

The Procession. A Poem on the Funeral of Queen Mary.  (1695)
Complete - Google Books


Poetical Miscellanies; Consisting of Original Poems
and Translations by the Best Hands  (Steele, ed.)  (1714)


Complete  (1727 ed.) - Google Books



Dramatic Works

The Tender Husband; or, The Accomplished Fools. A Comedy.  (1705)
Complete - Google Books


Prologue to Vanbrugh's The Mistake  (1706)
Complete - Google Books


Prologue to Philips' The Distrest Mother  (1712)
Complete - Google Books


Prologue to Addison's The Drummer  (1716)
Complete - Google Books


The Conscious Lovers: A Comedy  (1723)
Complete - Google Books
Complete - U. Florida



Journalism

Contributions to The Tatler  (1709-11)
[~188 were by Steele; 42 by Addison; 36 jointly.]

Complete - Google Books
Index
The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Vol. I.  (1712) - Google Books


Contributions to The Spectator  (1711-1712)
[nos. 1-555; 251 papers by Steele]

List of the Contributors - Google Books
Vol I. 1-80.
Vol II. 81-169.
Vol III. 170-251.
Vol IV. 252-321.
Vol V. 322-394.
Vol VI. 395-473.
Vol VII. 474-555.


Contributions to The Guardian  (1713)
[82 papers by Steele; 51 by Addison]

Complete - Google Books
Index


The Englishman; Being the Sequel of the Guardian  (1713-14)
[56 nos. Oct. 1713 - Feb. 1714]

Selections - Google Books


The Lover; Written in Imitation of the Tatler  (1714)
by Marmaduke Myrtle, Gent. [pseudonym for Steele]

Complete - Google Books


The Reader  (1714)
[9 nos. April 22 - May 10, 1714]

Excerpt - Google Books


Town-Talk; in a Letter to a Lady in the Country  (1715-16)
[9 nos. Dec. 1715 - Feb. 1716]

Complete - Google Books


The Plebeian  (1719)
[4 nos. March - April 1719]

Complete - Google Books


The Spinster: in Defence of the Woolen Manufactures  (1719)
[was "to be continued occasionally," but only 1 issue published]

Complete - Google Books



Other Prose Works

The Englishman's thanks to the Duke of Marlborough  (1712)
Excerpt - Google Books


A Letter to Sir M. W[arton] Concerning Occasional Peers  (1713)
Excerpt - Google Books


A Letter to a Member of Parliament; Concerning
The Bill for Preventing the Growth of Schism  (1714)

Excerpt - Google Books


Mr. Steele's Apology for Himself and His Writings,
Occasioned by His Expulsion from the House of Commons  (1714)

Excerpt - Google Books


The Crisis  (1714)
The Dedication - Google Books


The Ladies Library; Written by a Lady. Published by Mr. Steele  (1714)
[3 vols. Preface and Dedication by Steele; Compiled by George Berkley, Bishop of Cloyne]

Complete - Google Books


An Account of the Fish-Pool  (1718)
Complete - Google Books



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