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History of English Literature Volume 2 (of 3)

de Hippolyte Taine

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  1. THE WORLD'S GREAT CLASSICS LIBRARY COMMITTEE TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D. LLD. RICHARD HENRY STODDARD ARTHUR RICHMOND MARSH. A.B. PAVL VAN DYKE, D.D. ALBERT ELLERY BERGH 0:00
  2. HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE 1:50
  3. ILLUSTRATIONS: HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE: CHAPTER FIFTH The Christian Renaissance Section I.—Decay of the Southern Civilizations 2:14
  4. Section II.—Luther and the Reformation in Germany 15:02
  5. Section III.—The Reformation in England 35:03
  6. Section IV.—The Anglicans 1:28:36
  7. Section V.—The Puritans 2:01:30
  8. Section VI.—John Bunyan 2:36:51
  9. CHAPTER SIXTH Milton 3:10:57
  10. Section I.—Milton's Family and Education 3:13:08
  11. Section II.—Milton's Unhappy Domestic Life 3:23:52
  12. Section III.—Milton's Combative Energy 3:30:21
  13. Section IV.—Milton's Personal Appearance 3:43:36
  14. Section V.—Milton as a Prose Writer 3:46:38
  15. Section VI.—Milton as a Poet 4:29:24
  16. BOOK III.—THE CLASSIC AGE CHAPTER FIRST The Restoration Part I.—The Roisterers 5:43:21
  17. Section I.—The Excesses of Puritanism 5:46:01
  18. Section II.—A Frenchman's View of the Manners of the Time 5:53:14
  19. Section III.—Butler's Hudibras 5:59:39
  20. Section IV.—Morals of the Court 6:05:44
  21. Section V.—Method and Style of Hobbes 6:25:52
  22. Section VI.—The Theatre 6:38:52
  23. Section VII.—Dryden and the Drama 6:45:24
  24. Section VIII.—Wycherley 6:50:16
  25. Part II—The Worldlings Section I.—Court Life in Europe 7:18:16
  26. Section II.—Dawn of the Classic Spirit 7:25:39
  27. Section III.—Sir William Temple 7:32:03
  28. Section IV.—Writers à la Mode 7:46:11
  29. Section V.—Sir John Denham 8:04:22
  30. Section VI.—Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh and Farquhar 8:13:27
  31. Section VII.—Superficiality Of English Comedy 8:33:54
  32. Section VIII.—Natural Characters 8:42:21
  33. Section IX.—Artificial Characters 8:51:44
  34. Section X.—Sheridan.—Decadence of the Theatre 9:18:47
  35. CHAPTER SECOND Dryden 9:47:39
  36. Section I.—Dryden's Début 9:48:11
  37. Section II.—Dryden's Family and Education 9:50:46
  38. Section III.—Dramatic Theories of Dryden 9:57:50
  39. Section IV.—The Style of Dryden's Plays 10:22:21
  40. Section V.—His Merit as a Dramatist 10:37:28
  41. Section VI.—His Prose Style 11:05:00
  42. Section VII.—How Literature in England is Occupied with Politics and Religion 11:19:53
  43. Section VIII.—Development of the Art of Writing 11:33:25
  44. Section IX.—Dryden's Translations and Adaptations.—His Occasional Soul—Stirring Verses 11:38:29
  45. Section X.—Misfortunes of Dryden's Old Age 11:56:26
  46. CHAPTER THIRD The Revolution Section I.—The Moral Revolution 11:59:53
  47. Section II.—Brutality of the People.—Private Morals.—Chesterfield and Gay 12:00:38
  48. Section III.—Principles of Civilization in France and England 12:21:46
  49. Section IV.—Religion 12:34:52
  50. Section V.—The Pulpit 12:51:48
  51. Section VI.—Theology 13:15:58
  52. Section VII.—The Constitution.—Locke's Theory of Government 13:29:09
  53. Section VIII.—Parliamentary Orators 13:46:11
  54. Section IX.—Doctrines of the French Revolution Contrasted with the Conservative Tendencies of the English People 14:11:01
  55. CHAPTER FOURTH Addison Section I.—The Significance of the Writings of Addison and Swift 14:27:22
  56. Section II.—Addison's Character and Education 14:29:08
  57. Section III.—Addison's Seriousness.—His Nobility of Character 14:43:40
  58. Section IV.—The Morality of Addison's Essays 14:51:16
  59. Section V.—How Addison made Morality Fashionable.—Characteristics of His Style 15:13:16
  60. Section VI.—Addison's Gallantry.—His Humor.—Sir Roger de Coverley.—The Vision of Mirza 15:28:13
  61. CHAPTER FIFTH Swift 16:01:44
  62. Section I.—Concerning Swift's Life and Character 16:03:04
  63. Section II.—Swift's Prosaic and Positive Mind 16:24:08
  64. Section III.—Swift as a Political Pamphleteer 16:31:53
  65. Section IV.—Swift as a Humorist.—As a Poet 16:56:46
  66. Section V.—Swift as a Narrator and Philosopher 17:21:53
  67. CHAPTER SIXTH The Novelists Section I.—The Anti-Romantic Novel 17:58:58
  68. Section II.—Daniel De Foe 18:00:14
  69. Section III—The Evolution of the Eighteenth Century Novel 18:21:39
  70. Section IV.—Samuel Richardson 18:27:28
  71. Section V.—Henry Fielding 19:02:33
  72. Section VI.—Tobias Smollett 19:26:58
  73. Section VII.—Laurence Sterne 19:38:19
  74. Section VIII.—Oliver Goldsmith 19:48:09
  75. Section IX.—Samuel Johnson 19:56:56
  76. Section X.—William Hogarth 20:12:30
  77. INDEX 20:22:36
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Couverture de History of English Literature Volume 2 (of 3) par Hippolyte Taine