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Author: Raja Ambika The English and Foreign Languages University (Hyderabad, India) Download PDF version Based on the complaints of two female correspondents, Richard Steele, in "Letter 155" written for The Spectator (2012), brings readers' attention to the fact that women in public spheres in 18th century Britain are being constantly subjected to the licentious approaches and sexist remarks of vain and conceited. Building his argument around the “indecent license taken in discourse” (...