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Date: From Tuesday May 23. to Thursday May 25. 1710
"This is Conquest in the Philosophick Sense; but the Empire over our selves is, methinks, no less laudable in common Life, where the whole Tenour of a Man's Carriage is in Subservience to his own Reason, and Conformity both to the good Sense and Inclination of other Men."
preview | full record— Steele, Sir Richard (1672-1729)