THE

VII. On the Advantages of uniting Gentleness of

Manners with Firmness of Mind Lord Cb ferfield

95

VIII, On Good Senfe

Melmoth

98

I.

Junius Brutus over the dead Body of Lucretia

Hannibal to his Soldiers

Livy 152

II.

III.

C. Marius to the Romans, on their hefitating to

appoint him General in the Expedition against

Jugurtha, merely on Account of his Extrac-

tion

IV. Callifthenes's Reproof of Cleon's Flattery to

Alexander

Ibid. 154

Salluft 157

Quintus Curtius

Ibid.

161

162

V. The Scythian Ambaffadors to Alexander

VI. Galgacus the General of the Caledonii to his

Army, to incite them to Action againft the

Romans

VII. The Earl of Arundel's Speech, propofing an

Accommodation between Henry II. and Ste-

phen

Tacitus 163

Lord Lyttelton 168

VIII. Mr. Pulteney's Speech on the Motion for re-

ducing the Army

IX. Sir John St. Aubin's Speech for repealing the

Septennial A&

X. Sir Robert Walpole's Reply

XI.

Lord Lyttelton's Speech on the Repeal of the

A&t called the Jew Bill, in the Year 1753

XII. In Praise of Virtue

174

177

184

190

Price 194

XIII. The Speech of Brutus on the Death of Cæfar Shakspeare 195

XIV. Gloucefter's Speech to the Nobles

CHAP.

XI. Henry and Lord Chief Justice

XII. Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of Ely

XIII. Hamlet and Horatio

XIV. Brutus and Caffius

Page

Shakspeare 231

Ibid. 233

Ibid. 236

Ibid. 239

Ibid. 244

VII.

PIECES.

XV. Bellarius, Guiderius, and Arviragus

BOOK

DESCRIPTIVE

I. Senfibility

II. Liberty and Slavery

III. Corporal Trim's Eloquence

IV. The Man of Rofs

V. The Country Clergyman

VI. The With

VII. Grongar Hill

VIII. Hymn to Adversity

IX. Ode on a diftant Profpect of Eton College

X, Elegy written in a Country Church-Yard

XI. Warrington Academy

XII. Ode to Content

XIII. Ode to Fear

XIV. Ode to Truth

XV. Ode to Fancy

XVI. L'Allegro

XVII. II Penferofo

Green 256

Dyer 259

Gray 264

Ibid. 266

Ibid. 270

Mrs. Barbauld 275

Ibid. 278

Collins 280

Mafon 282

Warton 284

Milton 289

Ibid. 294

Shakspeare 300

Ibid. 301

Ibid. 302

Ibid. 303

Ibid. 305

Ibid. 307

Ibid. 308

Collins 309

Mrs. Barbauld 311

Thomfun 313

Ilid. 315

Akerfide 318

Ibid. 320

Ibid. 323

Darwin 324

Corter 326

Ibid. 327

XXXV.

III. The Beggar's Petition

IV. Elegy on the Death of an unfortunate Lady

Sterne 337

Ibid. 348

Earl of Effex

Venice Preferved 368

Earl of Warwick 37%

Shakspeare 377

Ibid. 379

Ibid. 382

Ibid. 384

XVI. Henry IV.'s Soliloquy on Sleep

Ibid. 385

XVII. Henry IV. and Prince Henry

Ibid. 386

XVIII. Henry V. to his Soldiers

Ibid. 391

XIX. Henry VI. Warwick, and Cardinal Beaufort.

XX. Wolfey and Cromwell

XXI. Lear

XXII. Macbeth's Soliloquy

Ibid. 399

XXIII. Macduff, Malcolm, and Roffe

Ibid. 400

XXIV. Antony's Soliloquy over Cæfar's Body

XXV. Antony's Funeral Oration over Cæfar's Body

XXVI. The Quarrel of Brutus and Caffius

XXVII.

XXVIII. Hamlet's Soliloquy on his Mother's Marriage. Ibid. 417

Othello and Iago

Ibid. 403

Ibid. 404

XXXIV. On the Death of Mrs. Throgmorton's Bulfinch Cooper 434

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