v. 1. New-old essays of Addison and Steele. Tyroné Power. A few homeric nods in Mr. Hallam. Religious novels. Literary ambassadors. The prose style of poets. The morality of poverty. Chapter on some old and later English sonnets. Jeremy Taylor, the Spenser of divinity. Church music. Mr. Braham. The life and adventures of Philip Quarll. Walton's Lives. Elijah Fenton. Swedenborgianism. Religious satire.--v. 2. Prose of Barrow. The poems of Bishop Corbet. The ladies' library. The early maturity of genius. Notoriety. Letters. Pope and his friends. Gray and Cowper. Amateur authors and small critics. Female novelists. Single-speech poets. On prefaces and dedications. Religious biography. Titles. Minshull's Essayes and characteres of a prison and prisoners. On Preaching