Archives
- Postscriptum
- Miscellanists
- On the Life and Writings of Mr. Disraeli, by His Son
- Preface to the Eleventh Edition
- Preface to the Ninth Edition
- Preface to the First Edition of the Second Series
- Preface to the Fifth Edition
- Ode on the Death of Marianne
- Haller
- The Fatal Letter
- Dutchess of Richmond
- Account of a Singular Atrabilarian or Hypochondriac
- Alps
- Man Not a Fish nor Bird
- A Crystal Summer-House
- Some Ancient Wonders Explained by Moderns
- Painting
- Ingenious Pieces of Mechanism
- Imaginations and Antipathies
- Duels
- France and England
- The Lake of Alba
- Religious Government, when Despotic, Impolitical
- Hieroglyphicks of the Egyptians
- Written Characters
- Adventurers
- Monastic Institutions
- The Four Perfect Women!
- Magical Superstitions
- John Boyle, Earl of Corke and Orrery
- Anecdotes from Manuscripts
- Grammarians
- Milton
- Literary Projects
- Preface to “Volume the Second”
- The Poem of Haller Versified
- A Desire to Regain his Native Country
- On the Poetry of Baron Haller
- On the Use of the Pagan Mythology in Poetry
- Of the Samaritan, Chaldaic, Syriac, Ethiopian, Persian, Armenian, Tartarian, and Chinese Languages
- The Hebrew
- Arabic
- An Account of a Curious Philological Book
- The Living Language
- Language
- The French Language
- Character of the French, the Spanish, and the Italian Languages
- The Dutch and German Languages
- The English Language
- The Latin Tongue
- The Mother Tongues
- Attic Pleasantries
- French and Spaniards
- Genealogy
- A Traveller’s Singularities
- The Promises of the Fair Written on the Sea Sands
- Amber-gris
- Babylon, Thebes, and Nineveh
- Infectious Diseases
- Bleeding and Evacuation, Two Remedies for Love
- Light Summer Showers Forming Burning Mirrors
- Roman Roads
- Ætna and Vesuvius
- Chinese Physicians
- Pious Frauds
- Monks
- Anatomists
- Animals Imitate Language and Action
- Origin of Several Valuable Discoveries
- Locusts
- Curious Automatons
- Adam Not the First Man
- On the Fair Sex Having No Souls; and On Old Women
- “A Heavy Heart”
- Singular Memories
- Parr and Jenkins
- William the Conqueror
- “King of England, France, &c.”
- Charles the First
- Cromwell
- Historian
- Slavery
- Patriotic Malevolence
- The Body of Cæsar
- Pope Sixtus the Fifth
- The Italians
- The Athenians
- Charles the Fifth
- The Thirteen Cantons
- The Pouliats and The Pouliches
- The Great and Little Turk
- Enchanted Tapestry
- America
- Transubstantiation
- Protestants
- Spanish Monks
- English Ladies
- Dispensations for Marriage
- Religious Enmity
- Mutual Persecution
- Virgil
- Translation
- Noah and Saturn
- Scripture Expressions Derived from Customs
- A Visionary’s Book
- Samuel Purchas
- On The Adjective “Pretty”
- De Thou
- Innovation
- The Plinies
- Guy Patin
- The Florence Professor
- The Athenian Tribunal for Dramatic Composition
- Matthew Paris
- The Scaligers
- Tertullian
- Martin Luther and Calvin
- Gibbon
- Metaphors
- The Art of Criticism
- On Teaching the Classics
- The Belles Lettres
- Severe Criticism
- The Fathers of the Church
- Arabic Proverbs
- Saints Carrying their Heads in their Hands
- Books of Love and Devotion
- On the Editions of the Classics, in Usum Delphini
- On the Notes Variorum
- Taste
- Descartes and Harvey
- Friar Bacon
- On the Phrase—“The Law and the Prophets”
- Criticism
- Tartarian Libraries
- The Republic of Letters
- Preface to the Third Edition
- Preface to the First Edition
- Editor’s Note
- Life and Habits of a Literary Antiquary
- The Rump
- Secret History of Charles I. and his First Parliaments
- Sir Edward Coke’s Exceptions Against the High Sheriff’s Oath
- Buckingham’s Political Coquetry with the Puritans
- View of a Particular Period of the State of Religion in Our Civil Wars
- The Pearl Bibles, and Six Thousand Errata
- Literary Parallels
- Sentimental Biography
- Discoveries of Secluded Men
- Whether Allowable to Ruin Oneself?
- Literary Residences
- True Sources of Secret History
- Royal Proclamations
- Buildings in the Metropolis, and Residence in the Country
- Secret History of an Elective Monarchy
- A Bibliognoste
- The Man of One Book
- James the First, as a Father and a Husband
- Secret History of the Death of Queen Elizabeth
- Of Lord Bacon at Home
- Of Literary Filchers
- Literary Forgeries
- On Puck the Commentator
- Dreams at the Dawn of Philosophy
- Prediction
- Apology for the Parisian Massacre
- Toleration
- “Political Religionism”
- Quadrio’s Account of English Poetry
- The Dictionary of Trevoux
- Of Lenglet du Fresnoy
- The Rival Biographers of Heylin
- History of the Skeleton of Death
- The Book of Death
- “Taxation no Tyranny”
- Of Palaces Built by Ministers
- The Italian Historians
- The History of Writing-Masters
- Autographs
- Expression of Suppressed Opinion
- Political Forgeries and Fictions
- Cause and Pretext
- Of a Biography Painted
- Literary Unions
- An Authentic Narrative of the Last Hours of Sir Walter Rawleigh
- Secret History of Sir Walter Rawleigh
- Secret History of the Building of Blenheim
- The Domestic Life of a Poet—Shenstone Vindicated
- Political Nicknames
- Confusion of Words
- The Philosophy of Proverbs
- History of New Words
- Of Des Maizeaux, and the Secret History of Anthony Collins’s Manuscripts
- Masques
- Local Descriptions
- Secret History of Authors who have Ruined their Booksellers
- Of Coke’s Style, and His Conduct
- Domestic History of Sir Edward Coke
- The Loves of “The Lady Arabella”
- Ben Jonson on Translation
- Shenstone’s Schoolmistress
- On the Hero of Hudibras; Butler Vindicated
- On the Ridiculous Titles Assumed by the Italian Academies
- Psalm-Singing
- Medicine and Morals
- Anecdotes of the Fairfax Family
- Parodies
- Of Suppressors and Dilapidators of Manuscripts
- Of False Political Reports
- Of a History of Events Which Have not Happened
- The Origin of Dante’s Inferno
- Quotation
- An English Academy of Literature
- The History of the Caraccis
- Cicero Viewed as a Collector
- Characteristics of Bayle
- Modern Literature—Bayle’s Critical Dictionary
- Johnson’s Hints for the Life of Pope
- Felton, the Political Assassin
- The Minister—Duke of Buckingham, Lord Admiral, Lord General, &c. &c. &c.
- The Minister—The Cardinal Duke of Richelieu
- The Secret History of Charles I. and his Queen Henrietta
- Charles the First’s Love of the Fine Arts
- Introduction of Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate
- Tom O’ Bedlams
- Acajou and Zirphile
- Condemned Poets
- Literary Anecdotes
- Drinking-Customs in England
- The History of the Theatre During its Suppression
- Catholic and Protestant Dramas
- Robinson Crusoe
- Reliquiæ Gethinianæ
- Ancient and Modern Saturnalia
- Ancient Cookery and Cooks
- Secret History of Edward Vere, Earl of Oxford
- Names of Our Streets
- Orthography of Proper Names
- Of Anagrams and Echo Verses
- Licensers of the Press
- Diaries—Moral, Historical, and Critical
- The Diary of a Master of the Ceremonies
- Anecdotes of Prince Henry, the Son of James I., when a Child
- Elizabeth and her Parliament
- Chidiock Titchbourne
- Usurers of the Seventeenth Century
- Introducers of Exotic Flowers, Fruits, &c.
- Songs of Trades, or Songs for the People
- Massinger, Milton, and the Italian Theatre
- Extempore Comedies
- The Pantomimical Characters
- Literary Fashions
- Explanation of the Fac-Simile
- Poetical Imitations and Similarities
- Literary Composition
- Popes
- On the Custom of Kissing Hands
- The Sovereignty of the Seas
- The Jews of York
- Influence of Names
- Theological Style
- Richardson
- Anecdotes of Abstraction of Mind
- Literary Friendships
- Anecdotes of Solitude
- The Comedy of a Madman!
- A Contrivance in Dramatic Dialogue
- The Marriage of the Arts
- The Early Drama
- Anecdotes of European Manners
- Origin of the Materials of Writing
- The Bible Prohibited and Improved
- Fire, and the Origin of Fireworks
- Singularities of War
- Modes of Salutation, and Amicable Ceremonies, Observed in Various Nations
- Nobility
- Royal Promotions
- The Death of Charles IX.
- Duke of Buckingham
- Charles the First
- Philip and Mary
- General Monk and His Wife
- James I.
- Anne Bullen
- Original Letter of Queen Elizabeth
- Angelo Politian
- Poets Laureat
- The Astrea
- Romances
- Poets
- Peter Corneille
- Scarron
- Poetical and Grammatical Deaths
- A Glance Into the French Academy
- Virginity
- Anecdotes of Authors Censured
- Critics
- The Productions of the Mind Not Seizable by Creditors
- Literary Dutch
- Professors of Plagiarism and Obscurity
- Abridgers
- Magliabechi
- Cervantes
- Bayle
- Venice
- Ariosto and Tasso
- Ben Jonson, Feltham, and Randolph
- Spenser, Jonson, and Shakespeare
- The Turkish Spy
- Manuscripts and Books
- A Jansenist Dictionary
- “Critical Sagacity,” and “Happy Conjecture;” or, Bentley’s Milton
- Religious Nouvelettes
- Love and Folly, an Ancient Morality
- Mysteries, Moralities, Farces, and Sotties
- The Good Advice of an Old Literary Sinner
- A Catholic’s Refutation
- Little Books
- Pamphlets
- Philosophical Descriptive Poems
- Dedications
- A Literary Wife
- Literary Blunders
- Literary Controversy
- Literary Follies
- Titles of Books
- Alchymy
- English Astrologers
- Numerical Figures
- Minute Writing
- Medical Music
- The Chinese Language
- Elizabeth
- Edward the Fourth
- Masterly Imitators
- Jocular Preachers
- Tragic Actors
- The Poetical Garland of Julia
- Natural Productions Resembling Artificial Compositions
- Perpetual Lamps of the Ancients
- Relics of Saints
- The History of Gloves
- The Lover’s Heart
- A Senate of Jesuits
- Anecdotes of Fashion
- Modern Platonism
- Female Beauty and Ornaments
- Pasquin and Marforio
- Wax-Work
- The Absent Man
- Hell
- Solomon and Sheba
- Critical History of Poverty
- Douglas
- The Vicars of Bray
- The Goths and Huns
- Spanish Etiquette
- Metempsychosis
- The Arabic Chronicle
- Gaming
- Joan of Arc
- Feudal Customs
- Dethroned Monarchs
- Royal Divinities
- Titles of Sovereigns
- Of the Titles of Illustrious, Highness, and Excellence
- Monarchs
- Singularities Observed by Various Nations in their Repasts
- Inquisition
- Trials and Proofs of Guilt in Superstitious Ages
- Origin of Newspapers
- Milton
- Characters Described by Musical Notes
- Physiognomy
- Abelard and Eloisa
- Aristotle and Plato
- Cardinal Richelieu
- Literary Impostures
- Noblemen Turned Critics
- Grotius
- Bonaventure de Periers
- On the Custom of Saluting After Sneezing
- Rabbinical Stories
- The Talmud
- The Student in the Metropolis
- Prior’s Hans Carvel
- De La Rochefoucault
- The Scuderies
- Vida
- Men of Genius Deficient in Conversation
- Saint Evremond
- Spanish Poetry
- The Progress of Old Age in New Studies
- The Port-Royal Society
- Legends
- Geographical Diction
- Conception and Expression
- Inequalities of Genius
- Poets, Philosophers, and Artists, Made by Accident
- Patrons
- Errata
- Early Printing
- Some Ingenious Thoughts
- The Ancients and Moderns
- Prefaces
- Cicero’s Puns
- Imitators
- The Six Follies of Science
- Fame Contemned
- Quodlibets, or Scholastic Disquisitions
- Some Notices of Lost Works
- Destruction of Books
- Portraits of Authors
- Amusements of the Learned
- Imprisonment of the Learned
- Poverty of the Learned
- The Persecuted Learned
- Sketches of Criticism
- Recovery of Manuscripts
- Literary Journals
- The Bibliomania
- Libraries
