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J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801
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The Engliſh method of treating women
62
The Chineſe goes to ſee a play 69
69
The Chineſe Philofophers Son made a ſlave
75
The venders of quack medicines and nof
82
batchelors in London Some of the cauſes
101
Of the preſent ridiculous paſſion of
128
The correſpondence ſtill continued
138
The Engliſh ſtill have poets though
152
The hiſtory of China more replete with
158
The ardour of the people of London
171
The abſurdity of perſons in high ſtation
185
The impoffibility of diftinguiſhing men in Eng
202
Some thoughts on the preſent ſituation of
218
The Chineſe philoſophers ſon eſcapes with the beautiful captive from Ilavery
230
The hiſtory of the beautiful captive
233
Proper leſſons to a youth entering the world with fables ſuited to the occaſion
239
An authentic hiſtory of Catharina Alexowna wife of Peter the Great
243
The riſe of the decline of literature not de pendant on man but reſulting from the viciſſitudes of nature
249
The Great exchange happineſs for ſhow Their folly in this reſpect of uſe to ſociety
252
The hiſtory of a philoſophic cobler
255
The difference between love and gratitude
259
The folly of attempting to learn wiſdom by being recluſe
264
Quacks ridiculed Some particularly men tioned
267
The behaviour of a ſhopkeeper and his journeyman
306
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309
The preparations of both theatres for
312
The ladies trains ridiculed
319
Some cautions on life taken from a
328
The trifling ſquabbles of ſtageplayers
335
The races of Newmarket ridiculed
341
The ladies adviſed to get huſbands
347
The Engliſh ſubject to the ſpleen
356
The manner in which ſome philoſophers
363
The father conſoles him upon this occaſion
372
Almoſt every ſubject of literature has been
378
A life of independance praiſed
388
The paſſion for gaming among ladies ridi
395
The intended coronation deſcribed
402
The Engliſh too fond of believing every
410
The Chineſe philoſopher attempts to find
419
ments into the courts of England
422
nion of human nature
443
On the diſtreſſes of the poor exemplified
457
On the abſurdity of ſome late Engliſh
463
The manner of travellers in their uſual
469

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발행인J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801
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