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Addison, Joseph: 19, 23, 28, 30, 40,
46, 72; Gardens, 183-185; Fiction,
213, 214.
Akenside, Mark: II, 17, 27, 42;
Poems, 110-113. 244, 261, 265,
267, 268, 269, 271, 272.
Allan, David: see Painting, 237.
Almada Hill, see Mickle.
Almoran and Hamet, see Hawkes-
worth.
Amory, Thomas: 9, 13, 195, 217-219,
243, 254, 256.
Amwell, see Scott, John.
Amyntor and Theodora, see Mallet.
Animals Thomson, 79; Somerville,
100; Smart, 134; Blake, 158;
Cowper, 166; Burns, 174; Sum-
mary, 260.
Apollo's Edict, see Swift.
Armstrong, John: 29, 39; Poems, 70-
72; 244, 249, 251, 258, 260.
Autumn 85, 86, 139, 145, 228.
Bage, Robert: see Fiction, 224.
Bard, The, see Gray.
Barret, George: see Painting, 238,
254.
Beattie, James: 18, 19; Poems, 148-
153; 245, 246, 250, 254, 255, 257,
258, 260, 264, 268, 269, 271, 272.
Beckford, William: see Fiction, 224.
Bees, in Similitudes, 27.
Biese, Alfred: v, vii, 12, 13, 19, 184,
Birds in Similitudes, 26, 27; Thom-
son, 78, 79; Dyer, 93, 95; Mallet,
98; Jago, 117; Gray, 121; Potter,
121; T. Warton, 128; Langhorne,
132; Mickle, 137; Bruce,. 144;
Burns, 171, 175; Summary, 251,
252, 260.
Blackmore, Richard: 10, 17, 38.
Blair, Robert: 28; Poems, 114, 115.
Blake, William: Poems, 156-159;
Blomfield and Thomas: see Gardens,
181, 183.
Blümner, Hugo: 43.
Borough, The, see Crabbe.
Bowles, W. L.: 126; Poems, 175-179;
248, 262, 267, 272.
Boyse, Samuel: Poems, 105, 106; 265.
Braes of Yarrow, see Logan; see
Hamilton of Bangour.
Bramstone, Mr.: 186.
Brand, John: see Travels, 194.
Bray, Mr.: see Travels, 210.
Bridgeman, Thomas: see Gardens.
Brooke, Henry: see Fiction, 221.
Brooke, Mrs.: see Fiction, 221.
Brooke, Stopford: ix.
Broome, William: 17, 18, 19, 23.
Brown, Dr. John: 13; Poems, 131, 132;
Travels, 195-197; 243, 250, 251,
Butler, Samuel: 30.
Butts, John: see Painting, 233, 254.
Caleb Williams, see Godwin.
Castle of Indolence, see Thomson.
Castle of Otranto, see Walpole.
Cawthorne, James: 186.
Cecilia, see Burney.
Chace, The, see Somerville.
Chambers, Sir William: 191.
Chapman, George, 36.
Chaucer, Geoffrey: viii, 36.
Clarissa Harlowe, see Richardson.
Classical Period: Subdivisions, I;
Preference for city life, 2-7; Dis-
like of grand or terrible in nature, 7;
Mountains, 7-14; Ocean, 14-16;
Winter, 16, 17; Dislike of remote
or mysterious, 17; Sky, 18; Moon-
light, 19; Stars, 19, 20; Night, 21;
Pleasure in gentler forms of nature,
21-23; Description, traditional and
bookish, 23, 24; Gardens, 25, 180,
181; Similitudes, 25-32; Sub-
ordination of nature to man, 32-35;
Poetic diction, 35-43; Imitative
character of poetry, 42-48; Man the
supreme interest, 48-51; Summary,
Clevelley, John: see Painting, 240.
Clouds, see Sky.
Collins, William: viii; Poems, 108-
110; 244, 249, 250, 256, 257, 258.
Congreve, William: 17, 24, 27, 33.
Contemplation, see Hamilton of Ban-
Color: J. Philips, 54; Parnell, 62;
Ramsay, 68; Thomson, 77; Dyer,
91, 92; Savage, 98; Potter, 122; T.
Warton, 128; Scott, 154.
Cooper, John G.: Poems, 113, 114;
255, 267, 269.
Country, Life in the: Dislike of in
classical period, 2-6; Preference for
in transition poetry, 262, 263.
Country People, Realistic descriptions
of: Gay, 60-62; Ramsay, 66; Arm-
strong, 71; Thomson, 81, 82; Dyer,
93, 94; Duck, 99; Somerville, 100;
Relph, 114; Gray, 119; Goldsmith,
147; Scott, 155; Cowper, 164.
Country Walk, The, see Dyer.
Coventry, Francis: Poems, 117–118;
Gardens, 182, 191; Fiction, 216, 254,
257.
Cowley, Abraham: 1,2, 5, 6, 18, 19, 27,
28, 29, 33, 37, 38, 41.
Cowper, William: viii, His narrow
experience, 162-164; his full knowl-
edge, 164; his felicitous descriptions,
164-167; his love of the country,
167; his way of using nature, 168-
170; a propagandist, 170; 244-272
(passim).
Cozens, John: see Painting, 239.
Crabbe, George: Poems, 159-162;
237, 246.
Crome, John: see Painting, 238.
Cyder, see Philips, J.
Dalton, Dr. John: 13; Poems, 122-
124; 196, 209, 253, 254, 259, 261.
David Simple, see Fielding, Sarah.
Dayes, Edward: see Painting, 237.
Defoe, Daniel: vii, see Fiction, 214.
Deity, The, see Boyse.
Denham, John: 1, 6, 29, 73.
Description of Orkney, see Brand.
Description of Tweeddale, see Pen-
necuik.
Description of Western Island of Scot-
land, see Martin.
Descriptive Poem, A, see Dalton.
Diction Of poets in classical period,
18, 19, 23, 24, 36-44; A. Philips, 55:
Thomson, 82, 83, 89; Dyer, 91;
Mallet, 97; Akenside, 110; Thomp-
son, 116.
Dryden, John: 1, 3, 10, 14, 18, 27, 28,
30, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, 45, 46, 178.
Duck, Stephen: Poems, 99.
Dyer, John: 40; Poems, 90-95; 240-
270 (passim).
Eclogues, see Collins.
Eclogues, Amabæans, see Scott.
Edge Hill, see Jago.
Eighteenth Century Literature, see
Gosse.
Eighteenth Century, English Thought
in the, see Stephen.
Eighteenth Century, English Litera-
Eighteenth Century, History of the, see
Lecky.
Elegy in a Country Churchyard, see
Gray.
Elfrida, see Mason.
Emily Montagu, see Mrs. Brooke.
England and English People, see
Miller.
English Lakes, the: Dr. Dalton, 122-
124; Brown, 131, 196, 197; Young,
199, 200; Gray, 200; Pennant, 203-
205; Gilpin, 207; Hutchinson 208-
209; Bray, 211; Four Tours, 211;
Hassel, 212; Amory, 217, 218;
Wright, 237; Dayes, 237; Farring-
ton, 235; Mr. Dalton, 238; Havell,
238; Girtin, 238; Crome, 238.
Enthusiast, The: see J. Warton. See
Whitehead.
Epostola Ho Eliana, see Howell.
Epsom Wells, see Shadewell.
Essay on the Picturesque, see Price.
Essay on Taste, see Cawthorne.
Etherge, Sir George: 4.
Eton College, Ode on a Distant Prospect
of, see Gray.
Euphorion, see Lee.
Evergreen, The, see Ramsay.
Evelina, see Burney.
Evelyn, John: 8, 180.
Evening, see Sky.
Evening, Ode to, see Collins.
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Defoe, 214; Richardson, 214, 215,
217; Fielding, Henry, 214, 215;
Fielding, Sarah, 215; Smollett,
215, 216, 217, 219, 221-223; Pal-
tock, 216; Coventry, 216; Lennox,
216, 217; Amory, 217, 218; Johnson,
219; Sterne, 219, 221; Hawkes-
worth, 219; Brooke, Mrs., 219–221;
Walpole, 221; Goldsmith, 221; Mac-
kenzie, 221, 223-4; Reeve, 223;
Burney, 224; Beckford, 224; Moore,
224; Inchbald, 224; Godwin, 224;
Bage, 224-5; Smith, 225-7; Rad-
cliffe, 227-9; Summary, 229-30.
Fielding, Henry: see Fiction, 214,
215.
Fielding, Sarah: see Fiction, 215.
Field Sports, see Somerville.
First-hand Observation: J. Philips, 54;
A. Philips, 55; Winchelsea, 56; Gay,
59; Parnell, 62; Ramsay, 69; Arm-
strong, 71; Pope, 73; Thomson, 78,
81, 82; Dyer, 92; Savage, 98; Col-
lins, 109: Relph, 114; Mendez, 116;
Gray, 120, 201-206; Dalton, 123; T.
Warton, 128; Smart, 135; Mickle,
137; Bruce, 143, 144; Logan, 145;
Beattie, 151; Scott, 153-155; Cowper,
163, 165; Brown, 196, 197; Young,
199; Pennant, 203; Gilpin, 206;
Hutchinson, 208; Bray, 211; Gains-
borough, 235; Allan, 237; Ibbetson,
239; Summary, 247, 248-262 (pas-
sim).
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