The Life and Letters of William Cowper, Tom 1

William Cowper, William Hayley

J. Johnson and Company, 1812

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Letter Page	4

Letter Page	5

To the same On the beautiful scenery of Eartham	9

Desultory Remarks on the Letters of eminent persons par	13

To Lady Hesketh On solitude on the desertion	15

To the same His state of mind Verses to Miss C	16

To the same On a charitable donation to the poor	18

To the same On receiving several presents a spor	188

His opinion of the deference due to criticism particularly	190

Short account and character of Cowpers brother	193

To the Rev W Unwin On facepainting May 3	194

401	197

Letter Page	199

To Joseph Hill Esq Expression of his gratitude	201

To the Rev J Newton Dr Johnsons favorable	202

To the Rev J Newton His love of home style	19

To W Hayley Esq Distribution of his time	21

To the same On his poem of the Lily and the Rose	23

To W Hayley Esq Same subject Nov 25	25

Letter Page	27

To W Hayley Esq Difficulty of exertion sonnet	28

To the Rev W Unwin Duty of submitting to	29

To the Rev Walter Bagot Miltons blank verse	31

To the same	35

An Epitaph	39

To the Rev W Unwin Quick succession of human	40

To S Rose Esq On the Analytical Review of	41

On late acquired Wealth	52

To the Rev W Unwin Translation of the Latin	58

LIFE OF COWPER PART THE FIRST	65

His recovery	69

To the same On his projected poem of the Four	70

Her epitaph by her niece	71

To the same Nations like ants etching of the late	73

To Lady Hesketh On his lines and acknowledg	77

His removal from Westminster to an attorneys office	78

To the same	80

To the Rev J Newton Death of Mrs C May 31	83

To S Rose Esq Notes to his Homer August 22	84

His translations in Duncombs Horace	86

To S Rose Esq On his Homer talents given	87

To the same On religious zeal June 17	89

His appointment to be Clerk of the Journals in that House	92

To the Rev W Bagot On Bishop Bagot and	93

Letter Page	95

Letter Page	96

To the same His poem Retirement Lady Austens	99

The origin of Cowpers acquaintance with the Unwins	101

health	102

To the same Dr Franklins letter providential	105

To Lady Hesketh On his own melancholy Han	106

To Lady Hesketh On his illness and subsequent	107

To the Rev W Bagot Reflections on the French	108

To the Rev J Newton Tendency of the Gospel	111

To the same A fox chace March 3	112

To the same Thanking him for books Jonathan	114

reflec	115

Origin of the Task	119

Commencement of the poem	121

Aug 17	122

To the same	123

March 31	125

To the Rev W Unwin Reflections on the unkind	126

Letter Page	127

Sept 14	129

To Joseph Hill Esq On two prints Crazy Kate	132

The author induced to visit Weston during the severe ill	133

To the same Same subject LEstranges Josephus	136

To Joseph Hill Esq On those	137

To Joseph Hill Esq Death of Ashley Cowper	138

The grant of a pension from his Majesty to Cowper	140

Letter Page	142

To S Rose Esq On a dry season June 23	145

To W Hayley Esq On the notes to his Homer	146

Cowper resides at North Tuddenham	147

Jan 18	148

July 28	151

To the same On the recollection of earthly affairs	152

Induced to revise his Homer in 1795	153

To the Rev J Newton On East India affairs lines	155

Infinite merit of Dr Johnson in his care to mitigate	159

To the same His manner of living reasons for	160

To the Rev W Unwin On the inhabitants of	163

Finishes the revisal of his Homer 1799	164

To the same Introduction of Mr Unwins son	166

Jan 19	168

Declines and dies on Friday the 25th of April	170

To Joseph Hill Esq Reflections arising from	172

To the same	174

To the same Works of Caraccioli March 19	175

Letter Page	177

On Hermocratia	178

To the same Danger of trifling with our Maker	181

To the same The consolations of religion on the death	184

To the same Observations on Blairs Lectures	187

To the Rev Mr Greatheed Description of Eartham	203

To Mrs Bodham On his Mothers picture Feb 27	206

The origin of his friendship with Mr Bull	207

To the Rev J Newton Mythology of the	208

To Lady Hesketh On the Test Act March 8	213

To the same Johnsons Biography his treatment	215

To the Rev J Newton Madness sometimes humor	216

To the same Burkes speech on the reformation	219

ToJ Johnson Esq Remarks on Longinus March 23 221	221

August 16	223

On seeing a Sketch of Cowper by Lawrence	224

To the same Pluralities in the church	226

To the same On pictures of both his parents	228

To J Hill Esq Dr Cotton truly a philosopher	229

To Lady Hesketh	231

To J Hill Esq The Chancellors Tw illness	233

To S Rose Esq On early marriages a riddle	235

To the Rev J Newton On unconnected thoughts	236

To the Rev Walter Bagot Homers descriptions	237

To Mrs Cowper On her brothers death May 10	239

To Mrs Bodham On letterwriting June 29	241

To the same On his poem Tirocinium Oct 20	243

To the Rev J Newton On the riots in 1780 danger	246

Sept 9	249

To the Rev W Unwin Reasons why an author	251

To the Rev J Newton Ingenuity of slander lace	253

To S Rose	255

To J Hill Esq Recommendation of the lacemakers	259

July 11	261

On his poem upon the slave	264

To the Rev W Unwin Inscription of Tirocinium	266

To the Rev W Unwin	269

Translations of Greek Verses	275

Aug 31	276

To J Johnson Esq On the poems of the Norwich	278

thors March 20	281

Sept 17	284

To Mrs Throckmorton Little success of applica	285

To J Hill Esq Description of his boudoir at Olney	288

To Demosthenis	290

To Mrs Newton On Mr Newtons arrival at Rams	291

To the same Dr Johnsons journal Aug 27	294

Translations from Horace and Virgil	297

To the Rev W Unwin With the same Dec	298

To the Rev W Unwin Translation of Homer	303

To Lady Hesketh Verses to Mrs Throckmorton	304

To the same Publication of his first volume May 1	306

The origin of his translations from Milton	309

May 23	312

To the Rev W Bagot Bishop Bagots charge	313

Correction of his proofs on his horse	318

To Lady Hesketh Correcting his poems Jan 10	321

Letter Rage	322

To the same	326

To the same Upon a poem of Lord Bagots	329

An Enigma	331

To J Johnson Esq Kings College subscription	333

To the same On her promised visit to Olney Feb 9	335

Invitation to the Redbreast	337

To Lady Hesketh On a kitten and a leech	339

To the same On their expected meeting at Olney	341

7 To the same	342

The Cause won	346

To the Rev W Unwin On the translation of	351

Denners Old Woman	352

VOL I	353

To the Rev Mr Hurdis Invitation to Weston	355

To the same Her letters his comfort April 24	358

Pleasures of authorship Feb 16	359

March 23	362

Epigrams translated from the Latin of Owen	364

Feb 24	365

Montes glaciales in Oceano Germanico natantes	367

To the same Pain and pleasure on the sight of	368

Verses to the Memory of Dr Lloyd	373

To the Rev W Unwin On the newspapers Mar 7	375

To the Rev J Jekyll Rye Abhorrence of the slave	376

To Lady Hesketh Gives up meeting her at New	377

Example of Cowpers ingenuousness in speaking of him	381

To Lady Hesketh Mrs Unwins second attack	383

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Tytuł	The Life and Letters of William Cowper, Tom 1 The life and letters of William Cowper, William Hayley
Autorzy	William Cowper, William Hayley
Redaktor	William Hayley
Wydawca	J. Johnson and Company, 1812
W formie oryginalnej	Uniwersytet Oksfordzki
W formie cyfrowej	18 Cze 2007

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