| peers; Tories in complete 1712. Pope's _Rape of the Lock_ | control of government. (First version). |1712. Negotiations for peace. Arbuthnot's _History of John | Bull_. | 1713 Berkeley's _Three Dialogues_. |1713. Peace of Utrecht. Pope's _Windsor Forest_. | Growing difference between Swift's _Cadenus and Vanessa_. | Oxford and Bolingbroke. | | 1714. Gay's _Shepherd's Week_. |1714. Death of Queen Anne; accession Pope's _Rape of the Lock_ | of George I. (Second version). | Downfall of the Tory party. Swift's _Public Spirit of the | Whigs_. | | | | | | 1715. Gay's _Trivia_. Pope's |1715. Jacobite rebellion. _Translation of the Iliad_, | Vol. I. (Finished in 1720.) | ------------------------------------+------------------------------------ ====================================+==================================== | STEELE | ADDISON | ------------------------------------+------------------------------------ | |1717. April. Named Secretary of | State. | 1718. December 26. Lady Steele dies.|1718. March. Resigned this | position, and granted a | pension of £1500. | 1719. Publishes _The Plebeian_. |1719. Replies to Steele's _Plebeian_ | in _The Old Whig_. | June 17. Dies in London. 1722. March. Elected to Parliament | from Wendover. | December. Publishes _The | Conscious Lovers_. | | | | 1725. Living at Hereford. | 1726. Retires to Wales. | | | | | | 1729. September 1. Dies at | Carmarthen, Wales. | ------------------------------------+------------------------------------