The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 2

1853

LETTER PAGB	13

LETTER	17

Description of LondonLuxury of the EnglishIts BenefitsThe	21

English Passion for PoliticsSpecimen of a NewspaperCharacter	29

The tie of Wisdom only to make us happyBenefits of Travel upon	37

XVI	67

XIX	80

The English Subscription in favor of the French Prisoners com	97

XCII	377

XCIV	383

XCVIII	395

CII	408

LETTER PAGE CV The intended Coronation described	415

Funeral Elegies written upon the Great ridiculedA Speci men of One	419

The English too fond of believing every report without examinationA Story of an Incendiary to this purpose	422

The Utility and Entertainment that might result from a Journey into the East	425

The History of the Man in Black	112

XXXIV	145

XL	169

XLIII	180

LETTER PAGE	200

Dress Two instances of this	217

Beau TibbsCharacter of an important Trifler	227

Some Thoughts on the Present Situation of Affairs in	234

A Visitation Dinner described	241

An Authentic History of Catherina Alexowna Wife of Peter	258

The Rise or the Decline of Literature not dependent	264

The History of a Philosophic Cobbler	271

LXVII	279

LXX	287

ΧΙ	295

Description of a Little Great	309

LXXVIII	323

LXXXI	334

LXXXIV	346

LXXXVI	355

The Chinese Philosopher attempts to find out Famous Men	429

Some Projects for introducing Asiatic Employments into the Courts of England	433

On the different Sects in England particularly Methodists	438

An Election described	441

A Literary Contest of great importance in which both sides fight by Epigram	444

Against the Marriage ActA Fable	450

On the Danger of having too high an opinion of Human Nature	455

Whether Love be a natural or fictitious Passion	459

A City NightPiece	463

On the Meanness of the Dutch at the Court of Japan	466

On the Distresses of the Poor exemplified in the Life of a Common Soldier	469

On the Absurdity of some late English Titles	475

The Irresolution of the English accounted for	478

The Manner of Travellers in their usual Relations ridiculed	480

Conclusion	485

A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY	489

II	505

III	529

IV	540

V	549

Tittel	The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 2 The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Oliver Goldsmith
Forfatter	Oliver Goldsmith
Redaktør	sir James Prior
distribuert	1853
Original fra	Oxford University
Digitalisert	19. jun 2007

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