Anti-Jacobin Novels, Part II, Volume 6
By: editors, Claudia L Johnson, Philip Cox
Contributors: Johnson, Claudia L, author; Cox, Philip, author; Craciun, Adriana, author; Cronin, Richard, author
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2017
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 2144
ISBN-13: 9781351223102
Subjects: English fiction; English Political fiction
Description: "A selection of Anti-Jacobin novels reprinted in full with annotations. The set includes works by male and female writers holding a range of political positions within the Anti-Jacobin camp, and represents the French Revolution, American Revolution, Irish Rebellion and political unrest in Scotland."--Provided by publisher.
Table of contents: title: Part, Berkeley Hall: or, the Pupil of Experience.; title: chapter I The Arrival of a Stranger at Berkeley Hall.; title: chapter II A Peep into the Parlour.; title: chapter III Good unexpected, evil unforeseen, Appear by turns, as Fortune shifts the scene. 10; title: chapter IV The British Soldier.; title: chapter V Continuation of the Veteran's Story.; title: chapter VI Veteran's Narrative Continued.; title: chapter VII The Conversation Continued; or the Itch of Story-Telling.; title: chapter VIII Danger and Escape of the Soldier.; title: chapter IX Character of Dr. Homily and his Friends.; title: chapter X Sketch of Matilda, the Doctor's Daughter.; title: chapter XI Pity Melts the Mind to Love.; title: chapter XII An Uncommon Incident.; title: chapter XIII Precipitate Measures.; title: chapter XIV A Disatrous Event.; title: chapter XV Futility of Systems.; title: chapter XVI The Wanderer's Return Home.; title: chapter XVII Some Account of our Young Hero.; title: chapter XVIII Intrepidity of Young Tickle.; title: chapter XIX Sketch of Sancho's Character.; title: chapter XX College Adventures; With the Description of a Petty Tyrant.; title: chapter XXI Hostilities Commenced, and the Petty Tyrant Humbled.; title: chapter XXII Treachery and Meanness Properly Rewarded.; title: chapter XXIII Dr. Sourby's Notion of True Courage, and a Striking Example of it.; title: chapter XXIV Fresh Instances of the Surprising and Marvellous.; title: chapter XXV Force of Imagination.; title: chapter XXVI The History of Prince Pangoleen, Alias George Silverheels, Heir Apparent to the Crown of Angola.; title: chapter XXVII Prince Pangoleen in Fresh Difficulties.; title: chapter XXVIII An Appeal to Facts.; title: chapter XXIX A Lesson Never to Despair.; title: chapter XXX Out of Evil Often Arises Good.; title: chapter XXXI Description of the Bay of Monongahela. 124 .; title: chapter XXXII Travels of the King of the Pacific Ocean.; title: chapter XXXIII A Learned Discussion, Ending as it Began.; title: chapter XXXIV Excursion with the Princes Thelassin and Agapont on the Lake.; title: chapter XXXV Discussion on Fire and Raw Meat.; title: chapter XXXVI Submarine Town and Temple, Sports and Festival.; title: chapter XXXVII Narrow Escape of King Gongunza.; title: chapter XXXVIII Wonderful Voyage of his Marine Majesty to the South Pole; with a Description of the Content of Machaira.; title: chapter XXXIX A Peck of Metaphysical Dust.; title: chapter XL Gongunza's Voyage to the Concave Sphere; and Description of the Kingdoms of Negotiana.; title: part, Berkeley Hall: or, the Pupil of Experience.; title: chapter I Prince Pangoleen's Departure from Monongahela.; title: chapter II All's Well that Ends Well; or Pangoleen's Adventure with the Princess Zalisca.; title: chapter III Wonderful Anecdote of a Black Wig.; title: chapter IV Dr. Homily's Pleasant Sally on his Hobby.; title: chapter V An Interesting Scene at the Tomb of Matilda.; title: chapter VI A Dish of Snip-Snaps. 201; title: chapter VII Gallant Atchievement of our Hero.; title: chapter VIII Dr. Homily's Indigestion of a Mushroom.; title: chapter IX A Plenary Confession, and Absolution.; title: chapter X Drawing Lots Sometimes not Fortuitous.; title: chapter XI Low Life Above Stairs.; title: chapter XII A Black face and a Black Heart Contrasted.; title: chapter XIII Letitia's Embarrassment.; title: chapter XIV Cruelty and Cowardice, Tyranny and Meanness, Inseparable Companions.; title: chapter XV A Sudden Cleam of Sunshine Through the Clouds.; title: chapter XVI Folly of Intemperance.; title: chapter XVII A Stranger Phenomenon Than that of the Black Wig Turned White.; title: chapter XVIII A Sea Mess of Chowder; Composed of Vegetables, Fish, Flesh, and Fowl.; title: chapter XIX Chap. XIX.; title: chapter XX The Sly-Boots 315 Caught Tripping.; title: chapter XXI Platonic Love.; title: chapter XXII Tim's Departure from Berkeley Hall, and Dr. Homily's Farewell Discourse.; title: chapter XXIII A Short Courtship.; title: chapter XXIV The Plot Thickens.; title: chapter XXV Dr. Sourby and Our Hero's First Taste of Unceremonious Freedom and Simple Life.; title: chapter XXVI Strange Alarm, Flight, and Misadventure.; title: chapter XXVII Different Species of Oratory Suited to Different Men.; title: chapter XXVIII More peevish, cross, and splenetic Than dog distract, or monkey sick. Hud. 384; title: chapter XXIX Some Pleasure Derived from Adversity.; title: chapter XXX Various Opinions on the Extension of Freedom: and a Quaker's Conversation and Hospitality.; title: chapter XXXI Strange Rupture at Cranberry Hall.; title: chapter XXXII All in the Wrong: or Sancho in the Suds.; title: chapter XXXIII Aaron's Malicious Triumph and Unexpected Defeat; or the Story of the Gentle Jessica.; title: chapter XXXIV Fantastical Projects, and Desperate Resolutions.; title: chapter XXXV Great Triumph of Dr. Sourby, and his Notion of Marriage.; title: chapter XXXVI Sancho's Description of the Blessings of Natural Society and Uncivilized Life.; title: chapter XXXVII All is not Gold that Glitters.; title: chapter XXXVIII Private Sorrows Lost in Public Cares.; title: chapter XXXIX New Arrangements of Domestic and Private Concerns.; title: chapter XL Fortunate Interview with a Stranger.; title: part, Berkeley Hall: or, the Pupil of Experience.; title: chapter I Visit to the Cave of a Recluse.; title: chapter II History of the Misanthrope, or Recluse of the Forest.; title: chapter III New Scenes of Danger and Difficulty; or, Man in a State of Nature.; title: chapter IV The Hardy Sachem, or Second Hendrick. 473; title: chapter V A Talk from the Raven Chief.; title: chapter VI Generosity and Flight of the Lovely Ancuna.; title: chapter VII Indian Eulogiums and Ceremonies of Commemoration.; title: chapter VIII Apprehension and Imminent Danger of the Fugitives.; title: chapter IX Original Letters from Dr. Homily and Barbara Forester.; title: chapter X Flux and Reflux of the Tide at Cranberry Hall.; title: chapter XI Calm and Commotions at Berkeley Hall.; title: chapter XII Ceremony of the Consideration of the Busts.; title: chapter XIII A View of Dr. Homily on his Hobby-Horse.; title: chapter XIV Pleasing Reverse of Fortune.; title: chapter XV The Arrival of the Long-Lost Travellers.; title: chapter XVI Entertainment of the Indian Warriors at Berkeley Hall.; title: chapter XVII A Moonlight Adventure.; title: chapter XVIII Tonondoric's Observations at Berkeley Hall.; title: chapter XIX Dialogue Between Miss Moody, Her Brother, and Dr. Homily.; title: chapter XX Dr. Sourby's Adventure in the Recluse's Cave, and Observations on His Return Home.; title: chapter XXI Wonderful Revolutions at Cranberry Hall.; title: chapter XXII Interview of Letitia with our Hero and the Indian Princess.; title: chapter XXIII Squire Forester's Declaration of Love to Miss Moody.; title: chapter XXIV Squire Aaron's Triumph and Treachery Successful.; title: chapter XXV The Mask Dropped, and Open Hostilities Commenced.; title: chapter XXVI A Gothic Appeal to Cold Iron.; title: chapter XXVII Danger of our Hero, and Intrepid Conduct of Letitia.; title: chapter XXVIII Sequel of the Route, and Diligent Pursuit of Tickle.; title: chapter XXIX Dangerous Situation of Letitia.; title: chapter XXX Arrival of Two Uncommon Travellers.; title: chapter XXXI Appearance of Two Different Characters, or the Usual Mode of Consolation.; title: chapter XXXII Our Heroine's Interview with Dr. Homily.; title: chapter XXXIII An Event which the Sagacious Reader has Probably Anticipated.; title: chapter XXXIV Letitia's Letter to Miss Lumeire, and Dr. Homily's Disaster.; title: chapter XXXV Peregrination and Disasters of Tickle.; title: chapter XXXVI Unexpected Occurrences.; title: chapter XXXVII Discovery of the Hermit's Retreat.; title: chapter XXXVIII Sink Under Misfortunes, But Overcome them by Fortitude.; title: chapter XXXIX The Vale of Conan.; title: chapter XL Final Visit to Berkeley Hall.