who is 2nd member of the spectator clubs ?
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Sir Roger de Coverley, a member of the Spectator Club, is a character made up by Richard Steele. Even though de Coverley's a fictional character, he represents a certain class of English gentleman.
Richard de Coverley is just one of a group of characters that make up the club, and Steele depicts them all in order to comment on English society as a whole—or at least its upper class. It's one example of how Augustan writers used fiction to make political and social statements about what was going on around them.
Richard de Coverley is just one of a group of characters that make up the club, and Steele depicts them all in order to comment on English society as a whole—or at least its upper class. It's one example of how Augustan writers used fiction to make political and social statements about what was going on around them.
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