William Congreve: The Critical HeritageAlexander Lindsay, Howard Erskine-Hill Psychology Press, 1989 - 494 sivua The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The Early Reception
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2 John Dryden on the Old Batchelour 1692
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3 Prefatory Poems to the Old Batchelour 1693
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4 Peter Motteux in the Gentlemans Journal 1693
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5 Henry Higden in the Preface to the Wary Widdow 1693
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6 John Dryden in the Dedication to Examen Poeticum 1693
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7 Thomas Yalden to Mr Congreve an Epistolary Ode Occasiond by His Late Play 1693
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55 Anon in the Daily Gazetteer 1737
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56 Henry Fielding in the Champion 1739
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57 Samuel Foote in the Roman and English Comedy Considerd and Compard 1747
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58 Edmund Burke in the Reformer 1748
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59 William Melmoth on Congreves Translations of Homer 1750
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60 John Campbell and Andrew Kippis in Biographia Britannica 1750 and 1789
| 224 |
61 Joseph Warton in the Adventurer 1754
| 229 |
62 Arthur Murphy in the Grays Inn Journal 1754
| 230 |
8 Jonathan Swift to Mr Congreve 1693
| 70 |
9 William Congreve Epistle Dedicatory to the Double Dealer 1693
| 77 |
10 John Dryden on the Doubledealer 1693
| 82 |
11 William Dove to Mr Congreve 1693
| 84 |
12 Joseph Addison in an Account of the Greatest English Poets 1694
| 85 |
13 Charles Hopkins in to Walter Moyle Esq 1694
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14 Anon in the Mourning Poets 1695
| 87 |
15 Edward Howard in the Proem to an Essay upon Pastoral 1695
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16 William Congreve concerning Humour in Comedy 1695
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17 William Pittis in an Epistolary Poem to N Tate Esquire 1696
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18 Catharine Trotter to Mr Congreve on His Tragedy the Mourning Bride 1697
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19 Sir Richard Blackmore in the Preface to King Arthur 1697
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20 Charles Hopkins Dedication of Boadicea Queen of Britain 1697
| 104 |
21 Anon in the Justice of Peace 1697
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22 Jeremy Collier in a Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage 1698
| 108 |
23 Elkanah Settle in a Defence of Dramatick Poetry 1698
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24 William Congreve in Amendments of Mr Colliers False and Imperfect Citations 1698
| 116 |
25 Anon in a Letter to Mr Congreve 1698
| 133 |
26 Anon in Animadversions on Mr Congreves Late Answer to Mr Collier 1698
| 138 |
27 Jeremy Collier in a Defence of the Short View 1698
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28 Anon in Some Remarks upon Mr Colliers Defence 1698
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29 Charles Gildon in a Letter to Mr Congreve Occasiond by the Death of the Countess Dowager of Manchester 1698
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30 Anon in a Session of the Poets 1698
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31 John Oldmixon in Reflections on the Stage 1699
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32 James Drake in the Ancient and Modern Stages Surveyd 1699
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33 Charles Hopkins in an Epistle from Mr Charles Hopkins to Mr Yalden in Oxon 1699
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34 Charles Gildon in Lives and Characters of the English Dramatick Poets 1699?
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35 Sir Richard
Blackmore in a Satyr Against Wit 1699 | 175 |
36 William Congreve Dedication of the Way of the World 1700
| 176 |
37 Samuel Wesley in an Epistle to a Friend Concerning Poetry 1700
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38 Samuel Cobb in Poetae Britannici 1700
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39 Daniel Kenrick in a New Session of the Poets Occasiond by the Death of Mr Dryden 1700
| 181 |
40 Anon in an Epistle to Sir Richard Blackmore 1700
| 182 |
The Eighteenthcentury Response 1701 93 41 Richard Steele epistle to Mr Congreve Occasiond by His Comedy Calld the Way of the World 1701
| 184 |
42 Anon in a Comparison Between the Two Stages 1702
| 186 |
43 Anon in the Tryal of Skill 1704
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44 Richard Steele on the Old Batchelour and doris 170913
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45 John Dennis in Remarks upon Mr Popes Translation of Homer 1717
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46 Richardson Pack in of Study 1719
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48 Lady mary wortley montagu to the memory of mr congreve 1729
| 198 |
49 Jonathan Swift in a Letter to Viscount Bolingbroke and Alexander Pope 1729
| 199 |
50 David Mallet a Poem to the Memory of Mr Congreve 1729
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51 Anon in an Epistle to Lord Viscount Cobham 1730
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52 Alexander Pope Miscellaneous Comments
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53 Francoismarie Arouet De Voltaire in Letters Concerning the English Nation 1733
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54 William Popple in the Prompter 1735
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63 Arthur Murphy ? Three Reviews in the London Chronicle 17578
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64 Charles Churchill I N the Rosciad 1761
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65 Arthur Murphy in an Essay on the Life and Genius of Henry Fielding Esq 1762
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66 Henry Home Lord Kames in Elements of Criticism 17623
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67 Samuel Johnson in the Life of Samuel Johnson Lld by James Boswell 1769
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68 Francis Gentleman in the Dramatic Censor 1770
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69 Anon Review of the Way of the World in the Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser 1775
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70 William Mason in memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr Gray 1775
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71 Horace Walpole in thoughts on Comedy 17756
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72 Anon Review of the Way of the World in the Morning Chronicle 1776
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73 Fanny Burney in Evelina 1778
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74 Samuel Johnson congreve 1781
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75 Hugh Blair in Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres 1783
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76 Thomas Da Vies in Dramatic Miscellanies 1784
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77 Anon Review of the Way of the World in the Public Advertiser 1784
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78 Charles Este ? Reviews of Love for Love and the Mourning Bride in the World 1787
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79 censor Dramaticus in the Thespian Magazine 1792
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The nineteenth century and after 18021913
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81 Anon on the Character of Congreve as a Writer of Comedy 1804
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82 Elizabeth Inchbald on Love for Love 1808
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83 William Hazlitt on Congreve 181619
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84 Richard Cumberland in the British Drama 1817
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85 George Gordon Lord Byron in His Letters to John Murray 18201
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86 Charles Lamb in the London Magazine 1822
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87 James Boaden on Congreve 182731
| 333 |
88 Hartley Coleridge in Biographia Borealis with the Annotations of Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1833
| 342 |
89 Leigh Hunt in the Introduction to the Dramatic Works of Wycherley Congreve Vanbrugh and Farquhar 1840
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90 Thomas Babington Macaulay in comic Dramatists of the Restoration 1841
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91 Reviews of Love for Love and the Way of the World in the Times 1842
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92 William Makepeace Thackeray I N the English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century 1851
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93 Charles Cowden Clarke in congreve and Wycherley 1871
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94 George Meredith in on the Idea of Comedy and of the Uses of the Comic Spirit 1877
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95 Algernon Charles Swinburne Congreve 1877
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96 Oswald Crawfurd in English Comic Dramatists 1883
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97 Edmund Gosse in the Life of William Congreve 1888
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98 We Henley Reviews Edmund Gosses William Congreve 1888
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99 Walter Raleigh in the English Novel 1894
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100 Gs Street in the Introduction to the Comedies of William Congreve 1895
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101 Sir Leslie Stephen in English Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century 1904
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102 Ab Walkley Review of the Way of the World in the Times Literary Supplement 1904
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103 William Archer in the Introduction to William Congreve 1912
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104 Charles Whibley in the Cambridge History of English Literature 1912
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105 John Palmer in the Comedy of Manners 1913
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