Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of essays showcases Joseph Addison's wit, intellect, and literary skill. From critical reviews of contemporary literature to humorous anecdotes and observations on daily life, Addison's work remains a landmark in English literature. With insightful commentary and contextualization by John Richard Green, this edition offers a comprehensive look at the work of one of the eighteenth century's most celebrated writers.
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