A collection of essays and articles from the famous British magazine of the same name, which ran from 1709 to 1711. The Tatler was one of the first publications to focus on the lives and opinions of the emerging middle class, and covered topics ranging from fashion and entertainment to politics and society. Aitken's annotated edition provides historical context and insight into the magazine's influence.

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