Sketches of English Literature, 2: With Considerations on the Spirit of the Times

Henry Collurn, 1887 - English literature

MILTON his Birth College	1

Milton at Home Works of his Youth	7

Milton in Italy	13

Miltons Marriage	21

Speech on the Liberty of the Press	29

Second Defence	32

Milton Latin Secretary to the Council of State of	37

Defence of the English People against Salmasius	45

Lovelace My Detention at the Prefecture of the Police	187

Prose TillotsonTempleBurnet ClarendonAl	195

Butler Neglected Writers	204

End of the Stuarts	210

Completion and Perfection of the English Language	217

Effect of Criticism on Languages Criticism in France	225

There will be no more Universal Literary Reputations	231

William and Mary Queen Anne Classic School	242

Liberation of Greece	51

Miltons Blindness His Despatches	63

Richard Cromwell Miltons Opinions concerning	69

The Restoration Milton arrested and set at liberty	77

The Poetical Works of Milton Plot of Paradise Lost	90

Further Particulars concerning Milton	96

Samson Agonistes Paradise Regained New Logic	105

Miltons Demons and allegorical Personages	142

Comparison between the Men and Events of the English	157

Danton	168

Portrait of a Vendean	179

Transition from Classic Literature to Didactic Descrip	248

Gray Thomson Delille Fontanes	257

Reaction Literary Transformation Historians	265

Literary Transformation continued Philosophers	268

Literary Transformation continued Political Elo	274

Travels Captain RossJacquemontLamartine	282

Novels Sad Truths arising from long Correspondences	296

Songs Lord DorsetBeranger	311

The two new Literary Schools Some Resemblances	334

School of Lord Byron	341

Title	Sketches of English Literature, 2: With Considerations on the Spirit of the Times
Author	François-René vicomte de Chateaubriand
Edition	2
Publisher	Henry Collurn, 1887
Original from	Library of Catalonia
Digitized	Mar 27, 2009

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