NO.
35. Upon pleasure as pursued by system.
periority of the miracles wrought by
A meditation upon this pursuit, enti-
Moses over those which the Evan-
tled the Voluptuary's Soliloquy 75
gelists record of Christ.
141
36. The advantages of public education ex- 66. Further defence of the miracles ob-
emplified in the story of Geminus
jected to by David Levi
143
and Gemellus
177 67. The origin and progress of poetry
145
37. The story of Geminus and Gemellus 68. On natural and acquired taste
147
concluded
79 | 69. A delineation of Shakspeare's charac-
38. The case of the Jews considered.
ters of Macbeth and Richard. A
Their method of secreting their reli-
parallel between him and Æschylus 150
gion in countries where the inquisi- 70. The subject continued
152
tion is in force. Letter from Abra- 71. Further continuation
154
ham Abrahams, a Jew. Observa- 72. Conclusion of the subject
157
tions on this letter.
Some hints as a 73. Remarks upon the characters of Fal-
general apology for the Jews
81
staff and his group
159
89. Dialogue between two Jews, extracted 74. Ben Jonson's imitations of Philostra-
from an old novel written by Thomas
tus compared with the original pas-
Naish in 1594. Descriptions of
sages. His satirical glances at Shak-
French, Spanish, and Italian travel-
speare instanced
161
lers, taken from the same author 83 75. Review of Ben Jonson's comedy of
40. The story of Ned Drowsy
85
the Fox.
163
41. The same continued
88
76. Review of the Samson Agonistes . 166
42. The same continued
91 77. Comparative review of Rowe's Fair
43. The same continued
93
Penitent with the Fatal Dowry of
44. The same continued
96
Massinger
168
45. The same continued
78. The same continued
170
46. The same concluded
100 79. Conclusion of the review
172
47. Remarks on the passions. Cases of 80. Remarks upon Congreve's comedy of
Papatius, Procax, and Splendida 103
the Double Dealer
177
48. Visit to the house of a deceased friend 105 81. Observations on the various sorts of
49. An account of a ghost
style
180
50. Reasons for laying aside reading. 82. Conversation in a coffee-house upon
Newspaper critique of a tragedy of
the time past compared with the
Shakspeare .
109
time present
182
51. The first library in Egypt. Account 83. The same concluded
184
of the public libraries of Rome 111 84. General observations on the social
52. Witty sayings of several ancients 113
character
196
53. Delineation of the life of Tiberius 116 85. Advice to a man of landed property 188
54. Review of events in the reign of King 86. Author explains the motives of his
Charles the First. Of the education
work and concludes the third vo-
of a prince
118
lume
190
55. Advantages of a happy talent for dis- 87. Written on the last day of the year
cerning times and seasons
120
1789. Short review of the remarka-
56. The character of a proud man
122 ble events within the period of that
57. Advantages of a great fortune well ap-
year
192
plied. A poetic rhapsody in the 88. The history of Nicolas Pedrosa. 193
manner of the Task :
124 89. The history continued
196
58. The visit to Attalus concluded
127 90. The history concluded
198
59. Notion that death may be avoided at 91. A review of the present state of socie-
will
129 ty in this country
201
60. Meditations on the character of an in- 92. Letter from Posthumous, complaining
fidel.
131 of a certain writer who had published
61. Of the morality of Christianity
133
a collection of his memoirs and re-
62. An argument for the evidence of the
markable sayings .
203
Christian religion
135 93. Kit Cracker, a dealer in the marvel.
63. Observations upon the several in-
lous
205
stances of right reason in the heathen 94. Walter Wormwood, an envicus de-
world
137
famer
207
61. Reasons offered a priori for the neces- 95. Letter from Simon Sapling, describing
sity of a Mediator