The British Essayists: Guardian

J. F. Dove, 1827 - English essays

History of Madam Maintenon	iv

48	xxxi

Berkeley	lxxii

The Authors AddressImportance of AuthorsPlan of the Work	1

History of the Authorthe Lizard Family Steele	2

Remarks on Collins Discourse on Freethinking Steele or Berkeley	3

On Dedicationthe Author to himself	4

Family of the Lizardsthe Females	5

Grounds to expect a future State proved	27

On Pastoral Poetry	28

Essay on Laughterseveral Kinds of Laughters	29

On Pastoral Poetry	30

Various Schemes of Happiness	31

The Subject of Pastoral Poetry treated in an Allegory Steele	32

On the Merits of the Tragedy of CatoPrologue and Epilogue	33

Conversation on fine Gentlemen	34

The sameSir Harry Lizard	6

On MarriageSmiths Letters to Sir Francis Walsingham	7

On Passion Story of Licenciado Esquivel and Aguire	8

Character of Mr Charwellhis Economieson Freethinking	9

On DressLetter of Simon Sleek on that Subject Pope Steele	10

On Reproof GayThe Obsequium Catholicon and cures by it Pope	11

On Criticism and the Artifices of censorious Critics	12

Account of the younger Sons of the Lizards	13

Account of two thoughtless young MenFashion of driving	14

Love Verseseasy Writing	15

On PoetrySongsSong Writing	16

On illicit LoveStory of a French Knight	17

On the Prospect of DeathPsalm by Sir Philip Sidney Steele	18

On the Influence of ViceInsensibility to virtuous Sentiment Henry IV of France his Prayer before Battle	19

On Duelling	20

Excellency and Superiority of the Scriptures	21

On a Country LifePastoral Poetry	22

On the same	23

Jack Lizards return from the Universityon Pedantry	24

All Women are LadiesLetter recommending a Wife to Sir Harry Lizard	26

The Pineal Gland discoveredVoyage through several Berkeley	35

Letter on Punning Birch	36

On the Tragedy of OthelloStory of Don Alonzo Hughes	37

On pretty GentlemenLetter from a Gentlemanlike Man Steele	38

Observations on the Pineal Gland of a Freethinker Berkeley	39

On the Pastorals of Pope and Philips Pope	40

Censure of a Passage in the Examiner Steele	41

Gifts necessary to a Storyteller	42

Opinions on the Characters of Lucia and Marcia in Cato	43

Conduct of certain old Fellows in Grays Inn Gardens	44

Miseries of SeductionCyrus and Panthea	45

Visit to the Countryoffensive BarberRomantic Pleasures Steele	50

Reproof and Reproach a Vision	56

Visit to Westminster SchoolUtility of public Seminaries Berkeley	62

Letters on the Wife proposed to Sir Harry Lizard	68

Extract from a Sermon of Bishop Beveridge	74

Strictures on the Examiner	80

Classical Descriptionsof the WarHorse in	86

Young	92

Title	The British Essayists: Guardian Volume 10 of The British Essayists: With Prefaces Biographical, Historical, and Critical, Robert Lynam
Author	Robert Lynam
Edition	3
Publisher	J. F. Dove, 1827
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Dec 12, 2008

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