- 1Introduction
- 2The History of Henry Esmond, Esq.
- 3Dedication
- 4Preface. The Esmonds of Virginia
- 5Book I — The Early Youth of Henry Esmond, Up to the Time of His Lea…
- 6Chapter I — An Account of the Family of Esmond of Castlewood Hall
- 7Chapter II — Relates How Francis, Fourth Viscount, Arrives at Castl…
- 8Chapter III — Whither in the Time of Thomas, Third Viscount, I Had…
- 9Chapter IV — I Am Placed Under A Popish Priest and Bred to That Rel…
- 10Chapter V — My Superiors Are Engaged in Plots for the Restoration o…
- 11Chapter VI — The Issue of the Plots — The Death of Thomas, Third Vi…
- 12Chapter VII — I Am Left at Castlewood an Orphan, and Find Most Kind…
- 13Chapter VIII — After Good Fortune Comes Evil
- 14Chapter IX — I Have the Small-Pox, and Prepare to Leave Castlewood
- 15Chapter X — I Go to Cambridge, and Do but Little Good There
- 16Chapter XI — I Come Home for a Holiday to Castlewood, and Find A Sk…
- 17Chapter XII — My Lord Mohun Comes Among Us for No Good
- 18Chapter XIII — My Lord Leaves Us and His Evil Behind Him
- 19Chapter XIV — We Ride After Him to London
- 20Book II | Contains Mr. Esmond’s Military Life, and Other Matters Ap…
- 21Chapter II — I Come to the End of My Captivity, but Not of My Trouble
- 22Chapter III — I Take the Queen’s Pay in Quin’s Regiment
- 23Chapter IV — Recapitulations
- 24Chapter V — I Go on the Vigo Bay Expedition, Taste Salt Water and S…
- 25Chapter VI — The 29th December
- 26Chapter VII — I Am Made Welcome at Walcote
- 27Chapter VIII — Family Talk
- 28Chapter IX — I Make the Campaign of 1704
- 29Chapter X — An Old Story About A Fool and a Woman
- 30Chapter XI — The Famous Mr. Joseph Addison
- 31Chapter XII — I Get A Company in the Campaign of 1706
- 32Chapter XIII — I Meet an Old Acquaintance in Flanders, and Find My…
- 33Chapter XIV — The Campaign of 1707, 1708
- 34Chapter XV — General Webb Wins the Battle of Wynendael
- 35Book III | Containing the End of Mr. Esmond’s Adventures in England
- 36Chapter II — I Go Home, and Harp on the Old String
- 37Chapter III — A Paper Out of the “Spectator”
- 38Chapter IV — Beatrix’s New Suitor
- 39Chapter V — Mohun Appears for the Last Time in This History
- 40Chapter VI — Poor Beatrix
- 41Chapter VII — I Visit Castlewood Once More
- 42Chapter VIII — I Travel to France and Bring Home A Portrait of Rigaud
- 43Chapter IX — The Original of the Portrait Comes to England
- 44Chapter X — We Entertain A Very Distinguished Guest at Kensington
- 45Chapter XI — Our Guest Quits Us as Not Being Hospitable Enough
- 46Chapter XII — A Great Scheme, and Who Balked It
- 47Chapter XIII — August 1st, 1714
- 48Appendix
- 49The English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century
- 50Lecture the First — Swift
- 51Lecture the Second — Congreve and Addison
- 52Lecture the Third — Steele
- 53Lecture the Fourth — Prior, Gay, and Pope
- 54Lecture the Fifth — Hogarth, Smollett, and Fielding
- 55Lecture the Sixth — Sterne and Goldsmith
- 56The Georges — The Poems
- 57Sketches of Manners, Morals, Court and Town Life — George the First
- 58George the Second
- 59George the Third
- 60George the Fourth
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