History of English Literature, Volumen3

Chatto & Windus, 1880

IV	5

Dryden as a writerKind scope and limits of	43

How literature in England is occupied with politics	51

Rise of the art of writingDifference between	59

Drydens latter daysWretchednessPoverty	71

and moralityGays Beggars OperaHis elegance	73

Principles of civilisation in France and England	85

ReligionVisible signsIts profound sentiment	91

His witHis power and its limitsProsaic	210

422	230

The narrator and philosopherA Tale of a TubHis	239

CHAPTER VI	257

Circumstances which gave rise to the novels of	268

PrinciplesThe English wifeClarissa Harlowe	271

FieldingMood character and lifeJoseph	289

SmollettRoderick RandomPeregrine PickleCom	306

harshness and energyComparison of French	99

TheologyComparison of the French and English	111

The ConstitutionSentiment of rightLockes	119

Merits of this dramaCharacters of Antony	121

Parliamentary eloquenceIts energy and harshness	128

21	130

The literary manHarmony of morality and elegance	146

criticism and artWhat is lacking in the elo	174

Grave pleasantryHumourSerious and fertile	181

CHAPTER V	198

Samuel JohnsonHis authorityPersonManners	316

HogarthMoral and realistic paintingContrast	324

Rule and realm of the classical spiritIts char	330

Epistle of Eloisa to Abelard What the passions	340

Descriptive talentOratorical talent Didactic	353

Incongruity of the English mind and the classical	364

Discredit of the drawingroomAppearance of	372

MODERN LIFE	381

Robert BurnsHis countryFamilyYouth	389

Conservative rule in EnglandAt first the Revolu	412

Título	History of English Literature, Volumen3 History of English Literature, Hippolyte Taine
Autor	Hippolyte Taine
Traducido por	Henri Van Laun
Editor	Chatto & Windus, 1880

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