The works of Henry Fielding, esq
Subtitle: With the life of the author. In eight volumes
Contributors: Murphy, Arthur, 1727-1805
Edition: A new ed.
Publisher: Printed for W. Strahan [etc.]
Published: 1771
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: "An essay on the life and genius of Henry Fielding" [by Arthur Murphy]: v. 1, p. [5]-99.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Plays: Essay on the life and genius of Henry Fielding. Love in several masks. The temple beau. The author's farce. The coffee house politician. The tragedy of tragedies, or, The life and death of Tom Thumb, the Great. The letter writers. The Grubstreet opera. The lottery; title: 2. Plays: The modern husband. The mock-doctor. The Covent-Garden tragedy. The debauchees. The miser. The intriguing chambermaid. Don Quixote in England. An old man taught wisdom, or, The virgin unmasked; title: v. 3. Plays: The universal gallant. Pasquin. The historical register. Eurydice. Eurydice hiss'd. Tumble-down Dick. Miss Lucy in town. The wedding-day. The life of Jonathon Wild the Great; title: v. 4. A journey from this world to the next, &c. The history of the adventures of Joseph Andrews. The preface to David Simple. The preface to the Familiar letters between the principal characters in David Simple, and some others; title: v. 5. The history of Tom Jones, a foundling; title: v. 6. Tom Jones (cont.). Philosophical transactions for the year 1742-3. The first Olynthiac of Demosthenes. Of the remedy of affliction for the loss of our friends. A dialogue between Alexander the Great, and Diogenes the Cynic. An interlude between Jupiter, Juno, Apollo, and Mercury. The true patriot. The Jacobite's journal; title: v. 7. Amelia, book I-X; title: v. 8. Amelia, book XI-XII. An essay on conversation. An essay on the knowledge of the characters of men. The Covent-Garden journals. A charge delivered to the grand jury. The journal of a voyage to Lisbon. A fragment of a comment of Lord Bolingbroke's essays. An enquiry into the causes of the increase of robbers, &c.