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Addison and Steele are most associated with which publications?

AThe Rambler and The Idler

BThe Tatler and The Spectator

CThe Gentleman's Magazine and The London Chronicle

DThe Guardian and The Review

Answer:

B. The Tatler and The Spectator

Read Explanation:

  • The Tatler (1709) was founded by Richard Steele, and later joined by Joseph Addison.

  • The Spectator (1711) was their most influential collaboration, offering daily essays that combined wit, moral insight, and social commentary—hallmarks of Augustan prose.


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