The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen7

J. F. Dove, St. John's Square, 1822

A Catalogue of the Surreptitious and Incorrect Editions	7

LETTERS TO AND FROM MR WYCHERLEY	19

LETTER Page VI Some reasons why friendships may be contracted between persons of unequal years and the advan tage of such friendships	27

Against compliment	29

An account of the duller sort of Country Gentle men and Country Life	31

From Mr Wycherley	33

From Mr Wycherley Of the correction of his Poem to Mr Dryden and other Papers	35

Of the same a plan for correcting and improving those Poems	36

rhus in Virgil	124

On the same subject	138

From Mr Cromwell On Lucan	144

From Mr Cromwell	151

LETTERS TO SEVERAL LADIES	159

LETTERS TO AND FROM SIR WILLIAM TRUMBULL	207

Concerning the Tragedy of Cato	214

LETTERS TO AND FROM SEVERAL PERSONS	223

From Mr Wycherley	39

On the same and farther Proposals for correcting them	40

From Mr Wycherley	43

More concerning corrections of the Poems	44

From Mr Wycherley after his illness	46

From Mr Wycherley	48

From Mr Wycherley Concerning the Miscella nies and the Critics	49

Concerning Miscellanies and the danger of young Poets	51

From Mr Wycherley	53

From Mr Wycherley	54

From Mr Wycherley His desire of his company and request to proceed in correcting his Papers	56

More about the Poems	58

Corrections sent	59

From Mr Wycherley In answer to the account of the state of his Papers	61

The last advice about his Papers to turn them into select Maxims and Reflections which Mr Wych erley agreed to and begun before his death	63

LETTER Page	65

From Mr Walsh On the same subjects	71

LETTER	74

LETTERS TO AND FROM MR CROMWELL	87

Criticisms on Statius	100

After an illness The obscurity of a country life	117

Título	The Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen7 The Works of Alexander Pope, Alexander Pope
Autor	Alexander Pope
Ilustrado por	Joseph Warton
Editor	J. F. Dove, St. John's Square, 1822
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	30 Oct. 2008

Exportar cita	BiBTeX EndNote RefMan

The Answer	239

LETTERS TO AND FROM MR STEELE MR ADDISON	247

On the Emperor Adrians Verses on his death	252

From Mr Steele	258

From Mr Addison On the same	264

Party animosity	270

To the Same on the equal and easy terms	277

friendship	284

Mr Pope to the Earl of Halifax	290

of abusive Critics what ought to be the temper	297

LETTER Page	300

VOL VII	305

Mr Pope to Mr Jervas	308

From Dean Berkeley A Description of the Island	319

To Mr on the Circuit	326

To the Duke of Buckingham in answer to his Let	333

From the Duke of Buckingham to Mr Pope	340

Answer to the former	347

To Robert Earl of Oxford	353

To the Same	360

From Mr J Spence to the Rev Mr Pitt Rector	367