Historical and Biographical Essays, Volumen2

John Murray, 1858

DANIEL DE FOE 16611731	1

The Popish PlotTwo Memorable Words first heardWhigs	7

Piracies of the ReviewOriginality of its planSubjects discussed	9

In BristolThe Sunday GentlemanA Tradition of the Landlord	19

Its EffectClamour for the Authors nameFolly of Dissenters	42

33	56

C	68

De Foes Appeal against his AssailantsCharge of hankering after	84

What Wilkes really did for his friendChurchills body brought over	290

Samuel Foote	293

Samuel Foote PAGE Samuel Foote	295

Abating and dissolving Pompous GentlemenHint to Hugh KellyThe	301

Student at Worcester College in OxfordActing PunchOther extrava	307

Samuel Foote PAGE	309

The Damned Play and its AuthorHints for Sir Fretful PlagiaryFoote	311

Garricks sudden success Raging of Theatrical FactionsActive part	315

a 3	105

Macaulays account of Tatler before Addison joined in itNo real worth	117

Eulogy on Lady Elizabeth HastingsModes of DyingA hint	123

Verdict of GuiltySentenced to Newgate and the PilloryWhat	139

Captain SteeleWrites the Christian HeroBecoming conscions of	158

The Ungrateful undertakers manThe more he gets the gladder	163

Drawbacks to BeautyA first year of Wedded LifePenalty of not con	175

Wonderful Success of SpectatorSteeles equal participation with Addison	187

A Hymn to the Hieroglyphic State MachineDe Foes sentence	190

Steeles quarrel with SwiftHandsome retortSteeles dispute about	193

Last letters to PrueHer deathHis Later public lifeComedy of	202

CHARLES CHURCHILL 17311764	209

Charles Churchill bornTwo races of menDrydens Cromwell	215

Curate of RainhamForty Pounds ayearOpens a schoolDeath of	221

The Chair given to GarrickSatire a lookingglass for reflection of	232

Attacks on the SatiristAntiRosciads Triumvirates Examiners	238

Violent PartySpirit reawakenedBute a Privy CouncillorCourt	244

Tribunes of the PeopleDoings of the CourtPitt turned out and Bute	251

Robert Lloyds imprisonmentChurchills grateful kindnessGoes	271

The Duellist published Wilkess Scheme to get help from French	277

GarrickClub Dramatic PortraitsNineveh of a Lost ArtReynoldss	321

Samuel Foote PAGE	322

The Great Weakness of the dayAgencies for all DeceptionsFootes	328

Copies from LifeNo Vampings from Antiquated plays or Pilferings	334

The little black boy and Footes small beerHis Third Fortune spent	344

Congreves Ben and Farquhars Captain Brazen added to his partsAt	351

The great Shebear and the BarberThe Grand PanjandrumFoote	355

A Patron and Protector of AuthorsMr Vamps clientsHarry Handy	361

Wilkinsons recollections of FooteTheir worthlessnessSecret of	367

Foote exhibits Thespis and Whitfield in their respective CartsAsserts	372

Sam Shift the MimicExperiences of the World in Avenues of	378

Mr Peter Paragraph introduced in The OratorsHis wooden legA	389

The reader introduced to Mrs MechlinHer commodities and customers	395

Nine original dramas in nine yearsToils of acting and management	400

Sir Luke Limps EngagementsBusy with everybodys affairs but	406

Garrick and Foote at Lord StaffordsInterchange of hospitalities	412

Mr Alderman FaulknerAn original letterMessage to Mr Garrick	421

Appeal to the ChamberlainFootes letter to Lord HertfordSuppression	427

Unnameable slandersFoote prosecutes the SlandererReopens the Hay	433

Título	Historical and Biographical Essays, Volumen2 Historical and Biographical Essays, John Forster
Autor	John Forster
Editor	John Murray, 1858
Procedencia del original	la Biblioteca Estatal de Baviera
Digitalizado	2 Sep. 2009

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