Historical and Biographical Essays: Biographical: Daniel De Foe. Sir Richard Steele. Charles Churchill. Samuel Foote

J. Murray, 1858

ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS	1

Titus OatesDaniels opinions of the PlotA Protestant Flail	8

In BristolThe Sunday GentlemanA Tradition of the Landlord	19

The most Unpopular Man in EnglandThe Man who saved England	26

Return to EnglandA General ElectionDe Foe among the Electors	63

A gossip upon Death by the Spirit of an Excisemans housekeeper	69

Bedchamber IntriguesBackstairs visitsAbigail Masham suspended	72

Reappearance of SacheverellHis Impeachment resolved uponExul	78

Curate of RainhamForty Pounds ayearOpens a schoolDeath of	221

The Chair given to GarrickSatire a lookingglass for reflection of	232

Attacks on the SatiristAntiRosciads Triumvirates Examiners	238

Violent PartySpirit reawakenedBute a Privy CouncillorCourt	244

Churchills claims to RespectMorality of his SatireContrast with	247

A Match to a TrainChurchill helps in the ExplosionSatirises	253

Above temptationNot lacking prefermentDislike of the Aristocracy	259

Churchill meditates further attackRefrains on a ladys suggestion	266

De Foes Appeal against his AssailantsCharge of hankering after	84

Whig rewardsThe reward of De FoeExample of his lifeType	90

Fate of the last Lineal Descendant of a Great English Writer	97

Pamphlets against the PretenderDe Foe again thrown into Newgate	105

SIR RICHARD STEELE	109

Opinions of Steele by Pope Young and Lady Mary MontaguInculcating	111

The Facts statedConclusive evidence from the papers themselves	120

Will DactyleSenecioWill CourtlySophroniusJack Dimple	126

Mr Bickerstaffs visit to OxfordMacaulays view of Steeles writings	133

Verdict of GuiltySentenced to Newgate and the PilloryWhat	139

Noctes Cœnæque DeorumAddisons ConversationSteeles happy	148

Character of the Private SoldierGreat Courage and Small Hopes	152

Captain SteeleWrites the Christian HeroBecoming conscious of	158

The TriumvirateAddisons Rosamund and its failureSteeles Lying	168

Letters to PrueHours and Minutes of absence accounted forAs	175

Caprices of Prue	181

The Sacheverell TrialWhigs fallingSteele made Commissioner	184

A Hymn to the Hieroglyphic State MachineDe Foes sentence	190

Nobodys Enemy but his ownSocial Impressions against Moral Resolu	201

From the Quarterly Review 1855 With Additions 105207	207

Charles Churchill	209

Churchills FatherDesigns him for the ChurchPlaces him at West	215

Manner of CompositionHaste yet Care Avoids Literary Society	278

Goes hastily to BoulogneIllness seizes himWilkes and other friends	287

SAMUEL FOOTE 17201777	293

Samuel Foote PAGE	295

Abating and dissolving Pompous GentlemenHint to Hugh KellyThe	301

Student at Worcester College in OxfordActing PunchOther extrava	307

Samuel Foote PAGE	309

Garricks sudden successRaging of Theatrical FactionsActive part	315

GarrickClub Dramatic PortraitsNineveh of a Lost ArtReynoldss	321

Fieldings laugh at Tickells Depreciation of Steele for AddisonGhosts	343

The little black boy and Footes small beerHis Third Fortune spent	344

Garrick and Foote in FranceStrange reports as to FooteReproduced	350

Samuel Foote PAGE	354

Absurdity of comparison with AristophanesBut some qualities shared	360

The Irish EngagementTate Wilkinson picked up by ShuterFoote	366

Sketch from the Life of a Monthly ReviewerProduction of Bentleys	375

Foote produces The CommissaryAimed at the successful army con	394

Grand battery against the LawThe Case of Hobson and Nobson	404

Mr Alderman FaulknerAn original letterMessage to Mr Garrick	421

Appeal to the ChamberlainFootes letter to Lord HertfordSuppression	428

Buried in the Cloisters of Westminster AbbeyNo memorial in marble	433

Titel	Historical and Biographical Essays: Biographical: Daniel De Foe. Sir Richard Steele. Charles Churchill. Samuel Foote Band 2 von Historical and Biographical Essays, John Forster
Autor/in	John Forster
Verlag	J. Murray, 1858
Original von	University of California
Digitalisiert	16. Juni 2010

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