Fable of the Bees, the, 214, 230; Fables (Gay's), 73. Freeholder, the, 132. Freethinking, Discourse on, 222. French Customs, 14. Gambling, 21, 22. Garth, Sir Samuel, 96. Gideon, 104. Glover, Richard, 244. God, the Being and Attributes of, 244. Granville, George, Lord Lans- Green, Matthew, 245. Grub Street Journal, the, 51. Grumbling Hive, the, 214. Guardian, the, 125, 142. Gulliver's Travels, 167. Gustavus Vasa, 243. Halifax, Montague, Earl of, 65, Hamilton, William, of Bangour, 121. Lady Jane Grey, 103. Law, William, 194, 230-236, 243. Leibnitz, Essais de Theodicée, 52. Liberty Asserted, 193. Lillo, George, 138. Love in a Veil, 246. Lover, the, 144. Love's Last Shift, 196. Lying Lover, the, 137. Mallet, David, 88, 118, 219, 220. Marlborough, Duchess of, 13, 57. Mathematical Learning, Essay on the Usefulness of, 175. Middleton, Conyers, 246. Moll Flanders, 188, 190. Montague, Charles, Earl of Hali- Monument, the, 192. Moral Essays, the, 55, et seq. Mrs. Veal, Apparition of, 186. Plot and No Plot, a, 193. Pope, Alexander, a representative Pope, Epistle to, 81. Pope's Translation of Homer, Pope, Mrs., 44, 59. Prior, Matthew, 5, 65-72. Progress of Wit, the, 105. Projects, Essay on, 182. Public Spirit of the Whigs, the, Querist, the, 224. Ramsay, Allan, 120. Rape of the Lock, the, 31. Religion, Condition of, 9. Religion, Natural and Revealed, Religious Courtship, the, 189. Savage, Richard, 246. Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity, Seasons, the, 86, 87, 88-92. Serious Call, 216, 233. Shaftesbury, Lord, 19, 52, 212-215. Sheffield, John, Earl of, 29, 40. Siege of Damascus, the, 245. Sir Thomas Overbury, 246. Solomon, 67, 71. South Sea Company, the, 21. Splendid Shilling, the, 101. Stage Entertainments, Absolute 221. Swift, Jonathan, 34, 42, 44, 48, 49, 50, 51, 62, 151-175. Tale of a Tub, the, 153, 158, 209. Tancred and Sigismunda, 88. Tea Table Miscellany, the, 120. Temple of Fame, the, 33. Tender Husband, the, 137. Theatre, the, 144. Theobald, Lewis, 39, 47, 48. Theory of Vision, Essay towards a Thomson, James, 44, 47, 85-95. Tour through Great Britain, 190. Trivia, 11, 73. True Born Englishman, the, 184. Ulysses, 103. Ungrateful Nanny, 121. Vanhomrigh, Hester, 164, 222. Walpole, Sir Robert, 6, 8, 21, 41, Walsh, William, 28, 247. Warburton, Bishop, 55, 56, 62, Wardlaw, Lady, 120. Warton, Joseph, 63. Welcome from Greece, a, 75. Whig Examiner, the, 162. Windsor Forest, 30. Women, position of, 14, 15. Yalden, Thomas, 248. Zara, 106. OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. EDITED BY PROFESSOR HALES. In this series of Handbooks, the chief epochs of English Literature are dealt with in separate volumes of moderate length, but in such a manner that, taken together, they will ultimately form a consecutive history. The following Volumes are already published: Crown 8vo, 38. 6d. each. THE AGE OF MILTON (1632-1660). By the Rev. J. H. B. MASTERMAN, M.A. With an Introduction, etc., by J. BASS MULLINGER, M.A. THE AGE OF DRYDEN (1660-1700). By RICHARD Garnett, C.B., LL.D. Second Edition. THE AGE OF POPE (1700-1744). By JOHN DENNIS. Third Edition. THE AGE OF WORDSWORTH (1798-1832). By Professor C. H. HERFORD, Litt. D. Second Edition. THE AGE OF TENNYSON (1830-1870). By Professor HUGH WALKER, M. A. Second Edition. The following volumes are in preparation : THE AGE OF ALFRED. By H. FRANK HEATH, Ph.D. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. THE AGE OF POPE. "The special purpose of Mr. Dennis's book is to form one of a series of handbooks edited by Professor Hales, which it is to be hoped, he tells us in his preface, will be of service to students who 'love literature for its own sake instead of regarding it merely as a branch of knowledge required by examiners.' A handbook,' indeed, is scarcely a fair description of so readable and companionable a volume, which aims not only at giving accurate information, but at directing the reader's steps through a country exhaustless in variety and interest."-Spectator. The division by personally-titled 'Ages' was a favourite plan some |