Cato: A Tragedy, and Selected Essays
by Joseph Addison, Forrest Mcdonald, Christine Dunn Henderson, Mark E. Yellin
Joseph Addison's tragedy Cato and selected essays examine virtue, liberty, and political ideals in 18th-century literature.
About This Book
This volume presents Joseph Addison's tragedy Cato alongside selected essays.
The included works reflect Enlightenment-era concerns with virtue, liberty, and governance.
Originally published in the early 1700s, Cato was widely influential in its time.
The essays provide additional context on Addison's literary and political thought.
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