The Collected Works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 7 (of 12)
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THE COLLECTED WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZLITT
CONTENTS
THE PLAIN SPEAKER
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
CONTENTS
ESSAY I ON THE PROSE-STYLE OF POETS
ESSAY II ON DREAMS
ESSAY III ON THE CONVERSATION OF AUTHORS
ESSAY IV THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED
ESSAY V ON REASON AND IMAGINATION
ESSAY VI ON APPLICATION TO STUDY
ESSAY VII ON LONDONERS AND COUNTRY PEOPLE
ESSAY VIII ON THE SPIRIT OF OBLIGATIONS
ESSAY IX ON THE OLD AGE OF ARTISTS
ESSAY X ON ENVY (A DIALOGUE)
ESSAY XI ON SITTING FOR ONE’S PICTURE
ESSAY XII WHETHER GENIUS IS CONSCIOUS OF ITS POWERS?
ESSAY XIII ON THE PLEASURE OF HATING
ESSAY XIV ON DR. SPURZHEIM’S THEORY
ESSAY XV ON EGOTISM
ESSAY XVI HOT AND COLD
ESSAY XVII THE NEW SCHOOL OF REFORM
ESSAY XVIII ON THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO SUCCESS IN LIFE
ESSAY XIX ON THE LOOK OF A GENTLEMAN
ESSAY XX ON READING OLD BOOKS
ESSAY XXI ON PERSONAL CHARACTER
ESSAY XXII ON PEOPLE OF SENSE
ESSAY XXIII ON ANTIQUITY
ESSAY XXIV ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WRITING AND SPEAKING
ESSAY XXV ON A PORTRAIT OF AN ENGLISH LADY, BY VANDYKE
ESSAY XXVI ON NOVELTY AND FAMILIARITY
ESSAY XXVII ON OLD ENGLISH WRITERS AND SPEAKERS
ESSAY XXVIII MADAME PASTA AND MADEMOISELLE MARS
ESSAY XXIX SIR WALTER SCOTT, RACINE, AND SHAKESPEAR
ESSAY XXX ON DEPTH AND SUPERFICIALITY
ESSAY XXXI ON RESPECTABLE PEOPLE
ESSAY XXXII ON THE JEALOUSY AND THE SPLEEN OF PARTY
AN ESSAY ON THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN ACTION TO WHICH ARE ADDED SOME REMARKS ON THE SYSTEMS OF HARTLEY AND HELVETIUS
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
AN ARGUMENT IN DEFENCE OF THE NATURAL DISINTERESTEDNESS OF THE HUMAN MIND
REMARKS ON THE SYSTEMS OF HARTLEY AND HELVETIUS
NOTES
THE PLAIN SPEAKER
ESSAY I. ON THE PROSE STYLE OF POETS
ESSAY II. ON DREAMS
ESSAY III. ON THE CONVERSATION OF AUTHORS
ESSAY IV. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED
ESSAY V. ON REASON AND IMAGINATION
ESSAY VI. ON APPLICATION TO STUDY
ESSAY VII. ON LONDONERS AND COUNTRY PEOPLE
ESSAY VIII. ON THE SPIRIT OF OBLIGATIONS
ESSAY IX. ON THE OLD AGE OF ARTISTS
ESSAY X. ON ENVY (A DIALOGUE)
ESSAY XI. ON SITTING FOR ONE’S PICTURE
ESSAY XII. WHETHER GENIUS IS CONSCIOUS OF ITS POWERS
ESSAY XIII. ON THE PLEASURE OF HATING
ESSAY XIV. ON DR. SPURZHEIM’S THEORY
ESSAY XV. ON EGOTISM
ESSAY XVI. HOT AND COLD
ESSAY XVII. THE NEW SCHOOL OF REFORM
ESSAY XVIII. ON THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO SUCCESS IN LIFE
ESSAY XIX. ON THE LOOK OF A GENTLEMAN
ESSAY XX. ON READING OLD BOOKS
ESSAY XXI. ON PERSONAL CHARACTER
ESSAY XXII. ON PEOPLE OF SENSE
ESSAY XXIII. ON ANTIQUITY
ESSAY XXIV. ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WRITING AND SPEAKING
ESSAY XXV. ON A PORTRAIT OF AN ENGLISH LADY, BY VANDYKE
ESSAY XXVI. ON NOVELTY AND FAMILIARITY
ESSAY XXVII. ON OLD ENGLISH WRITERS AND SPEAKERS
ESSAY XXVIII. MADAME PASTA AND MADEMOISELLE MARS
ESSAY XXIX. SIR WALTER SCOTT, RACINE, AND SHAKESPEAR
ESSAY XXX. ON DEPTH AND SUPERFICIALITY
ESSAY XXXI. ON RESPECTABLE PEOPLE
ESSAY XXXII. ON THE JEALOUSY AND THE SPLEEN OF PARTY
AN ESSAY ON THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN ACTION
REMARKS ON THE SYSTEMS OF HARTLEY AND HELVETIUS
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