Richard Steele was an Anglo-Irish writer, playwright, politician, and co-founder of 'The Spectator' in the early 18th century. He wrote several works including 'The Christian Hero' in 1701 and helped launch 'The Tatler' in 1709 under the pseudonym Isaac Bickerstaff, collaborating with Joseph Addison. Steele held political office as a Whig Member of Parliament and was knighted for his service. He was married twice and had several children before passing away in 1729.

1. RICHARD
STEELE
Prepared by: Askarkyzy Ayana
Checked by: Tleugalieva A.T.
Kh.Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University
Atyrau,2023

2. PLAN:
1. Who is Richard Steele?
2. Steele's works.
3. Richard Steele’s family.

3. 1671 – 1729
 Anglo-Irish writer
 Playwright
 Politician
 Co-founder of "The
Spectator“
 Henry Gascoigne - Lady
Katherine Mildmay

4. In politics
1713 – Whig Member of Parliament
Steele was knighted
Head of the Theatre Royal
1715 – Parliament

5. RICHARD STEEL
THE CHRISTIAN
HERO
1701
Perceived and
actual
masculinity
The King and
the Whig party
Works

6. T H E T A T L E R
The pseudonym
Isaac Bickerstaff
An entire, fully
developed personality
Collabaration
with Addison
12 April 1709
Closed down
in 1711

7. In 1705 – Margaret Stretch – 1706
In 1707 – Mary Scurlock – 1718

8. REFERENCES:
• Richard Steele – Wikipedia
• Dammers, Richard H. (1982). Richard Steele. Boston: Twayne Publishers. p. 1

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