Coverley's Essays is a collection of selected works from The Spectator, a literary magazine created by Joseph Addison and Sir Richard Steele in the 18th century. These publications reflect the life and thinking of English society at the time. Along with the works of the two authors, the collection also includes works by Eustace Budgell, which complement the images and ideas discussed in each issue of the magazine. "Caverly's Essays" is not only an important literary document, but also a valuable historical testimony about the lives and thoughts of people of past centuries, which engage the thoughts and readers of the whole world.