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James Boswell—(Born in 1740, died in 1795.) |
I | | Boswell's Introduction to Johnson. |
| | (From Boswell's "Life of Johnson") | 3 |
II | | Johnson's Audience with George III. |
| | (From Boswell's "Life of Johnson") | 8 |
III | | The Meeting of Johnson and John Wilkes. |
| | (From Boswell's "Life of Johnson") | 15 |
IV | | Johnson's Wedding-Day. |
| | (From Boswell's "Life of Johnson") | 21 |
William Wordsworth—(Born in 1770, died in 1850.) |
| | A Poet Defined. |
| | (From the Preface to the second edition of "Lyrical |
| | Ballads") | 23 |
Sir Walter Scott—(Born in 1771, died in 1832.) |
I | | The Arrival of the Master of Ravenswood. |
| | (From Chapter XXXIII of "The Bride of Lammermoor") | 31 |
II | | The Death of Meg Merriles. |
| | (From Chapter LV of "Guy Mannering") | 35 |
III | | A Vision of Rob Roy. |
| | (From Chapter XXIII of "Rob Roy") | 40 |
IV | | Queen Elizabeth and Amy Robsart at Kenilworth. |
| | (From "Kenilworth") | 48 |
V | | The Illness and Death of Lady Scott. |
| | (From Scott's "Journal") | 62 |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge—(Born in 1772, died in 1834.) |
I | | Does Fortune Favor Fools? |
| | (From "A Sailor's Fortune") | 70 |
II | | The Destiny of the United States. |
| | (From the "Table Talk") | 76 |
Robert Southey—(Born in 1774, died in 1843.) |
| | Nelson's Death at Trafalgar. |
| | (From the "Life of Nelson") | 80 |
Walter Savage Landor—(Born in 1775, died in 1864.) |
I | | The Death of Hofer | 87 |
II | | Napoleon and Pericles | 91 |
Charles Lamb—(Born in 1775, died in 1834.) |
I | | Dream Children—A Reverie. |
| | (From the "Essays of Elia") | 93 |
II | | Poor Relations. |
| | (From the "Essays of Elia") | 99 |
III | | The Origin of Roast Pig. |
| | (From the "Essays of Elia") | 102 |
IV | | That We Should Rise with the Lark. |
| | (From the "Essays of Elia") | 107 |
William Hazlitt—(Born in 1778, died in 1830.) |
| | Hamlet. |
| | (From the "Characters of Shakespeare's Plays") | 111 |
Thomas de Quincey—(Born in 1785, died in 1859.) |
I | | Dreams of an Opium-Eater. |
| | (From the "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater") | 115 |
II | | Joan of Arc. |
| | (From the "Biographical and Historical Essays") | 123 |
III | | Charles Lamb. |
| | (From the "Literary Reminiscences") | 128 |
Lord Byron—(Born in 1788, died in 1824.) |
I | | Of His Mother's Treatment of Him. |
| | (A letter to his half-sister, Augusta) | 134 |
II | | To His Wife after the Separation. |
| | (A letter written in Italy) | 138 |
III | | To Sir Walter Scott. |
| | (A letter written in Italy) | 140 |
IV | | Of Art and Nature as Poetical Subjects. |
| | (From the "Reply to Bowles") | 143 |
Percy Bysshe Shelley—(Born in 1792, died in 1822.) |
I | | In Defense of Poetry. |
| | (From an essay written some time in 1820-21) | 151 |
II | | The Baths of Caracalla. |
| | (From a letter to Thomas Love Peacock) | 155 |
III | | The ruins of Pompeii. |
| | (A letter to Thomas Love Peacock) | 158 |
George Grote—(Born in 1794, died in 1871.) |
I | | The Mutilation of the Hermæ. |
| | (From Chapter LVIII of the "History of Greece") | 165 |
II | | If Alexander Had Lived. |
| | (From Chapter XCIV of the "History of Greece") | 172 |
Thomas Carlyle—(Born in 1795, died in 1881.) |
I | | Charlotte Corday. |
| | (From the "History of the French Revolution") | 179 |
II | | The Blessedness of Work. |
| | (From "Past and Present") | 187 |
III | | Cromwell. |
| | (From "Heroes and Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History") | 190 |
IV | | In Praise of Those Who Toil. |
| | (From "Sartor Resartus") | 201 |
V | | The Certainty of Justice. |
| | (From "Past and Present") | 202 |
VI | | The Greatness of Scott. |
| | (From the essay on Lockhart's "Life of Scott") | 206 |
VII | | Boswell and His Book. |
| | (From the essay on Croker's edition of Boswell) | 214 |
VIII | | Might Burns Have Been Saved? |
| | (From the essay on Burns) | 223 |
Lord Macaulay—(Born in 1800, died in 1859.) |
I | | Puritans and Royalists. |
| | (From the essay on Milton) | 233 |
II | | Cromwell's Army. |
| | (From Chapter I of the "History of England") | 238 |
III | | The Opening of the Trial of Warren Hastings. |
| | (From the essay on Hastings) | 242 |
IV | | The Gift of Athens to Man. |
| | (From the essay on Mitford's "History of Greece") | 248 |
V | | The Pathos of Byron's Life. |
| | (From the essay on Moore's "Life of Byron") | 251 |
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