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 Steele | Biography | Works | Resources | Articles | 18th C. Lit to Richard Steele Site copyright ©1996-2006 Anniina Jokinen. All Rights Reserved. Created by Anniina Jokinen on November 11, 2006. Restoration, eighteenth century, Renaissance, English, poet, poetry, courtier, poems, literature, elizabethan, renaissance, tudor, Renaissance, Tudor, England, Britain, British, English, poetry, poet, poem, poems, sixteenth, century, Renaissance, English, Shakespeare, SCA, Costume, Corset, Bodice, Armor, England, art, painting, music, tapestry, illumination, costume, costuming, renaissance, Gloriana, gargoyles, tapestries, jewelry, jewellery, history, historical, medieval, festival, writing, women, knights, lord of the rings, harry potter, unicorn, queen, books, plays, masques, study, university, college, regal, royal, royalty, Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance, sonnet, sonnet