- 1Vol. I
- 2On the Life and Writings of Mr. Disraeli
- 3Francis Douce, Esq — I. Disraeli
- 4Libraries
- 5The Bibliomania
- 6Literary Journals
- 7Recovery of Manuscripts
- 8Sketches of Criticism
- 9The Persecuted Learned
- 10Poverty of the Learned
- 11Imprisonment of the Learned
- 12Amusements of the Learned
- 13Portraits of Authors
- 14Destruction of Books
- 15Some Notices of Lost Works
- 16Quodlibets, or Scholastic Disquisitions
- 17Fame Contemned
- 18The Six Follies of Science
- 19Imitators
- 20Cicero’s Puns
- 21Prefaces
- 22Early Printing
- 23Errata
- 24Patrons
- 25Poets, Philosophers, and Artists, Made by Accident
- 26Inequalities of Genius
- 27Geographical Style
- 28Legends
- 29The Port-Royal Society
- 30The Progress of Old Age in New Studies
- 31Spanish Poetry
- 32Saint Evremond
- 33Men of Genius Deficient in Conversation
- 34Vida
- 35The Scuderies
- 36De la Rochefoucault
- 37Prior’s Hans Carvel
- 38The Student in the Metropolis
- 39The Talmud
- 40Rabbinical Stories
- 41On the Custom of Saluting After Sneezing
- 42Bonaventure de Periers
- 43Grotius
- 44Noblemen Turned Critics
- 45Literary Impostures
- 46Cardinal Richelieu
- 47Aristotle and Plato
- 48Abelard and Eloisa
- 49Physiognomy
- 50Characters Described by Musical Notes
- 51Milton
- 52Origin of Newspapers
- 53Trials and Proofs of Guilt in Superstitious Ages
- 54The Inquisition
- 55Singularities Observed by Various Nations in Their Repasts
- 56Monarchs
- 57Of the Titles of Illustrious, Highness, and Excellence
- 58Titles of Sovereigns
- 59Royal Divinities
- 60Dethroned Monarchs
- 61Feudal Customs
- 62Gaming
- 63The Arabic Chronicle
- 64Metempsychosis
- 65Spanish Etiquette
- 66The Goths and Huns
- 67Vicars of Bray
- 68Douglas
- 69Critical History of Poverty
- 70Solomon and Sheba
- 71Hell
- 72The Absent Man
- 73Pasquin and Marforio
- 74Female Beauty and Ornaments
- 75Modern Platonism
- 76Anecdotes of Fashion
- 77A Senate of Jesuits
- 78The Lover’s Heart
- 79The History of Gloves
- 80Relics of Saints
- 81Perpetual Lamps of the Ancients
- 82Natural Productions Resembling Artificial Compositions
- 83The Poetical Garland of Julia
- 84Tragic Actors
- 85Jocular Preachers
- 86Masterly Imitators
- 87Edward the Fourth
- 88Elizabeth
- 89The Chinese Language
- 90Medical Music
- 91Minute Writing
- 92Numerical Figures
- 93English Astrologers
- 94Alchymy
- 95Titles of Books
- 96Literary Follies
- 97Literary Controversy
- 98Literary Blunders
- 99A Literary Wife
- 100Dedications
- 101Philosophical Descriptive Poems
- 102Pamphlets
- 103Little Books
- 104A Catholic’s Refutation
- 105The Good Advice of an Old Literary Sinner
- 106Mysteries, Moralities, Farces, and Sotties
- 107Love and Folly, an Ancient Morality
- 108Religious Nouvellettes
- 109“Critical Sagacity,” and “Happy Conjecture;” or, Bentley’s Milton
- 110A Jansenist Dictionary
- 111Manuscripts and Books
- 112The Turkish Spy
- 113Spenser, Jonson, and Shakspeare
- 114Ben Jonson, Feltham, and Randolph
- 115Ariosto and Tasso
- 116Bayle
- 117Cervantes
- 118Magliabechi
- 119Abridgers
- 120Professors of Plagiarism and Obscurity
- 121Literary Dutch
- 122The Productions of the Mind Not Seizable by Creditors
- 123Critics
- 124Anecdotes of Censured Authors
- 125Virginity
- 126A Glance Into the French Academy
- 127Poetical and Grammatical Deaths
- 128Scarron
- 129Peter Corneille
- 130Poets
- 131Romances
- 132The Astrea
- 133Poets Laureat
- 134Angelo Politian
- 135Original Letter of Queen Elizabeth
- 136Anne Bullen
- 137James the First
- 138General Monk and His Wife
- 139Philip and Mary
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