This influential periodical from the 18th century was edited by the famous satirist Jonathan Swift and his collaborator Thomas Sheridan. Filled with essays, stories, and commentary on current events and politics, The Intelligencer was a popular and influential source of news and entertainment. With contributions from noted writers and thinkers of the day, this collection offers a fascinating window into the intellectual and cultural climate of the time.

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