AS
evidently chose her friends at least partly for their literary interests, since they included three publishing women of a younger generation—Hannah More
, Anna Seward
, and (a closer friend than the first...
Health
Anne Steele
During the last nine years of her life AS
suffered from a variety of physical complaints. She was seriously ill in June 1771,
Broome, J. R. A Bruised Reed. Anne Steele: Her Life and Times. Gospel Standard Trust Publications, 2007.
203, 210
and for probably about her last five years she was...
Publishing
Anne Steele
AS
's second collection, Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose, appeared posthumously under the name of Theodosia, edited by Caleb Evans
and printed at Bristol.
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Texts
Steele, Anne. Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse and Prose. Editor Evans, Caleb, J. Buckland and J. Ward, 1780.