The Works of the English Poets, 32. köide

Alexander Pope

W. and A. Strahan, 1779 - 376 pages

Contents

• Unconfcious Britain ſlumbers oer her wound: 10
• Can fee the greatness of an honest mind: 20
• PARTI Of the End and Efficacy of Satire: 29
• PROLOGUE to the SATIRES in an Epiſtle to: 148
• Satires bright Form and fix her equal Law: 162
• Rules for the Conduct of Satire Juſtice: 169
• The Second Book of the Satires of Horace SAT I: 170
• The Second Book of the Satires of Horace SAT II: 180
• The First Book of the Epiſtles of Horace EP I: 192
• The First Book of the Epiſtles of Horace EP VI: 203
• The Second Book of the Epiſtles of Horace EP I: 211
• The Second Book of the Epiſtles of Horace EP II: 238
• SATIRES of Dr JOHN DONNE verfified: 260
• SATIRE IV: 269
• DIALOGUE I: 289
• DIALOGUE II: 296
• The First Book of the Epiſtles of Horace EP VII: 309
• ODE I of Horace: 319
• On receiving from the Right Honcurable the Lady: 327
• To Miſs BLOUNT with the Works of VOITURE: 335
• The Hiſtory of Satire Roman Satirifts: 344
• Verbatim from Boileau: 345
• SONG by a perſon of quality 1733: 351
• PART: 361

Bibliographic information

• Pealkiri: The Works of the English Poets, 32. köide
• Autor: Alexander Pope
• Editors: Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres), William Strahan (Londres)
• Publisher: W. and A. Strahan, 1779
• Original from: the Complutense University of Madrid
• Digitized: 11 veeb. 2010
• Length: 376 pages