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JAMES BOSWELL--

I Boswell's Introduction to Johnson.

IV Johnson's Wedding-Day.

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH--

A Poet Defined.

SIR WALTER SCOTT--

I The Arrival of the Master of Ravenswood.

II The Death of Meg Merriles.

IV Queen Elizabeth and Amy Robsart at Kenilworth.

V The Illness and Death of Lady Scott.

SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE--

I Does Fortune Favor Fools?

II The Destiny of the United States.

ROBERT SOUTHEY--

Nelson's Death at Trafalgar.

WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR--

I The Death of Hofer

II Napoleon and Pericles

CHARLES LAMB--

I Dream Children--A Reverie.

II Poor Relations.

IV That We Should Rise with the Lark.

WILLIAM HAZLITT--

Hamlet.

THOMAS DE QUINCEY--

I Dreams of an Opium-Eater.

II Joan of Arc.

LORD BYRON--

I Of His Mother's Treatment of Him.

II To His Wife after the Separation.

IV Of Art and Nature as Poetical Subjects.

PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY--

I In Defense of Poetry.

II The Baths of Caracalla.

GEORGE GROTE--

I The Mutilation of the Hermae.

II If Alexander Had Lived.

THOMAS CARLYLE--

I Charlotte Corday.

II The Blessedness of Work.

IV In Praise of Those Who Toil.

V The Certainty of Justice.

VI The Greatness of Scott.

LORD MACAULAY--

I Puritans and Royalists.

II Cromwell's Army.

IV The Gift of Athens to Man.

V The Pathos of Byron's Life.

JAMES BOSWELL

Born in 1740, died in 1795; son of a Scottish judge; admitted to the bar in 1766; recorder of Carlisle in 1788; removed to London in 1789; visited Corsica in 1766; first met Dr. Johnson in 1763; went with him to the Hebrides in 1773; published his "Life of Johnson" in 1791.

BOSWELL'S INTRODUCTION TO DR. JOHNSON

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