Richard Steele was an Irish writer and politician born in 1672 who is best known for founding The Spectator, a daily publication of essays that ran from 1711 to 1712. Some of Steele's other notable works included the plays The Tender Husband and The Drummer as well as works of prose and essays. The Spectator featured stories and essays written by Steele and his collaborator Joseph Addison that profiled six fictional members of a club who represented different segments of society, allowing the authors to comment on various social and political issues of the time through their perspectives.

1. RICHARD STEELE
PRESENTED BY:-
RAHUL DESAI,
DARSHAN VAGH
1672-1729

2. Index
 Introduction of Richard Steele
 Lists of his Works
 His famous quotes
 Brief explanation about his one work
 A quick quiz
 Source

3. Introduction of Richard Steele
Born 12 March 1672
Died 1 September 1729
Birth Place Dublin, Ireland
Nationality British
Alma Mater Christ Church, Oxford
Occupation Irish Writer & Politician (Whig Member)
Known For Founder of The Spectator

4. Remarkable Works
 The Christian Hero (1701) (His first work while he was serving
in the Army)
 The Spectator Club (1711 to 1712) ( Periodic Essay)
 The Drummer (1716) (Comedy Play)
 The Tender Husband (1705) (Prose Comedy)
 The English Men (1713)

5. Famous Quotes

6. The Spectator Club
 Introduction:
 The Spectator Club is a periodic essay.
 The time period of this work is 1711 to 1712.
 This work is a collaborative work of Addison & Richard Steele.
 In this essay Richard Steele write about six members of the club who
represent important section of society.
 This is an essay but Richard Steele explain as a story.

7. Characters
 Sir Roger de Coverley (honest & kind man)
 Bachelor (A student of Law)
 Sir Andrew Freeport (Businessman)
 Captain Sentry (honest, daring & polite)
 Will Honeycomb (old man, fashion)
 Clergymen (religious person, calm nature)

8. Source
Wikipedia (Mostly)
YouTube (StudyLover Channel)
Bartleby.com

9. Thank You