Author  ·  1 quote

Lord Chesterfield, born Philip Stanhope in 1694, was a British statesman and writer known for his influential letters to his son, which provided guidance on etiquette, manners, and social conduct. He served as a member of the British Parliament and held various diplomatic positions throughout his career. Chesterfield's works, particularly "Letters to His Son," are regarded as classics in the study of 18th-century English social customs.

1694–1773·lived 78 years