The Craftsman; Volume 11

The Craftsman was a popular 18th-century British periodical dedicated to promoting the philosophy of Whig politics and advocating for the values of craftsmanship and practical skill. Notable contributors include Nicholas Amhurst, Henry St. John (later Viscount Bolingbroke), and William Pulteney. This compilation volume presents highlights from the periodical's run and offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual milieu of the time.

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