The spiritual letters of Archbishop Fénelon
Subtitle: Letters To Men
Publisher: Rivington's
Published: 1880
Place of publication: London, England
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: LETTER PAGE; title: I. To One living in the World who was seeking Conversion   i; title: II. To a Gentleman, concerning a real Conversion 5; title: III. To One irresolute in his Conversion  10; title: IV. The Difficulties of a Man of the World  13; title: V. To an Officer 15; title: VI. To an Officer (supposed to be the Marquis de Blainville) 16; title: VII. To the Same 19; title: VIII. To the Same 21; title: IX. To the Same. On Meditation  22; title: X. To the Same. On Meditation  24; title: XI. To the Same. On Habitual Recollection  27; title: XII. To the Same. On Ruling a Household  28; title: XIII. To the Same. On Judging Others  29; title: XIV. On the Danger of Self-confidence  29; title: XV. To the Same. On Patience with Others  31; title: XVI. To One in Sickness  31; title: XVII. To the Same   32; title: XVIII. Rules for a Christian Life  33; title: XIX. On Pride 36; title: XX. On Pride 37; title: XXI. A Fragment 38; title: XXII. To a Courtier who consulted the Archbishop as to the Sanctification of Daily Life  39; title: XXIII. To an Officer. On Meditation  45; title: XXIV. To One who had recently turned to God  48; title: XXV. Counsels to a Gentleman  5a; title: XXVI. To a Gentleman. On the Danger of Self-indulgence   56; title: XXVII. To a Gentleman. On Meditation 62; title: XXVIII. To One in Trouble  64; title: XXIX. On Separation from Friends 65; title: XXX. To a Young Man. On the Dangers of an Easy Disposition  66; title: XXXI. To a Gentleman 67; title: XXXII. To the Elector of Cologne, when about to receive Episcopal Consecration  68; title: XXXIII. To the Superior of a Community  73; title: XXXIV. To an Ecclesiastic who had been reclaimed from certain Doctrinal Errors  75; title: XXXV. To Pere Lami, Benedictine. On Dryness and Deadness in Prayer  77; title: XXXVI. To the Same. On the Caution needful in directing Souls which seem to be led in Extraordinary Paths  81; title: XXXVII. On the Death of a Friend  83; title: XXXVIII. On the Death of a Mutual Friend 83; title: XXXIX. Peace in Suffering  85; title: XL. The Blessing of Suffering  86; title: XLI. To One living in Solitude  88; title: XLII. The Importance of not requiring too much of Others   89; title: XLIII. On Sensible Fervour  91; title: XLIV. To the same Person in Sickness  91; title: XLV. Conscious Weakness a Source of Humility 92; title: XLVI. To the Same  93; title: XLVII. To One suffering from Depression  94; title: XLVIII. To One given to criticise Others  95; title: XLIX. To the Same 96; title: L. How to deal wisely with the Faults of Others 98; title: LI. The Trials of Self-renunciation  101; title: LII. Patience in contemplating One's own Faults 102; title: LIII. Self-love contrasted with the Love of God 103; title: LIV. Hearkening to God only  104; title: LV. Total Self-renunciation  105; title: LVI. Absolute Trust in God  106; title: LVII. The Same 107; title: LVIII. The Same 109; title: LIX. Watchfulness over Natural Temperament 109; title: LX. To One in Perplexity 110; title: LXI. To One in Mental Distress  112; title: LXII. The Same    113; title: LXIII. Resolutions not to be made during Excitement 114; title: LXIV. To One who seemed to be resisting God  116; title: LXV. To a Gentleman  117; title: LXVI. To One suffering from Is( Intion  118; title: LXVII. To the Due de Chevreuse. On Intellectual Dangers   119; title: LXVIII. To the Same. On the Difficulties of a Busy Life 121; title: LXIX. To the Same  125; title: LXX. To the Same. Dangers of a Questioning Mind 127; title: LXXI. To the Same  129; title: LXXII. To the Same. The Claims of Business  130; title: LXXIII. Contentment   131; title: LXXIV. To a Nobleman on the Death of his Son  133; title: LXXV. To the Due de Chevreuse. Dangers of the World 135; title: LXXVI. To the Same. At the Festival of Pentecost 140; title: LXXVII. To the Marquis de Seignelai, concerning his Conversion  142; title: LXXVIII. To the Same. On unreserved seeking God 152; title: LXXIX. To the Same. The Benefits of Sickness  160; title: LXXX. To the Same. Comfort in Suffering  161; title: LXXXI. To the Same  164; title: LXXXII. To the Due de Chevreuse concerning his Son 168; title: LXXXIII. To the Same. Some Rules of Life  169; title: LXXXIV. To the Vidame d'Amiens. On putting an end to an Unlawful Connection  172; title: LXXXV. To the Same. On returning to God  173; title: LXXXVI. To the Same. On the same Subject 174; title: LXXXVII. To the Same. Exhortation to Amendment of Life; title: LXXXVIII. To the Same. On Prayer and Meditation; title: LXXXIX. To the Due de Chevreuse. On Distractions in Prayer; title: XC. To the Vidame d' Amiens. On the Dangers of Irresolution; title: XCI. To the Same. A Warning; title: XCII. To the Same. Discouragement to be avoided; title: XCIIL To the Same. Earnestness in Welldoing; title: XCIV. To the Same. Ambition; title: XCV. To the Same. Yielding to God's Call; title: XCVI. To the Due de Chaulnes. On Distractions; title: XCVII. To the Marquis de Fenelon, when on Service; title: XCVIII. To the Same. On Patience; title: XCIX. To a Gentleman. On Direction; title: C. To a Gentleman. How to give up Earthly Help at God's Call; title: CI. To a Gentleman. On Self-love; title: CII. Patience with the Infirmities of Others; title: CIII. How to bear the Absence of Fervour Devotion; title: CIV. On Meditation; title: CV. On Meditation; title: CVT. On Living to Christ; title: CVII. How to bear Crosses; title: CVIII. Laying aside Worldly Things; title: CIX. The Inward Cross 212; title: CX. The Same  212; title: CXI. How to receive Admonition 213; title: CXII. Real Rest  214; title: CXIII. Comfort under Trial 217; title: CXIV. The Sensitiveness of Self-conceit  218; title: CXV. Indulgence for other Men's Faults  220; title: CXVI. To One in Trial  220; title: CXVII. Advice as to ruling a Household 221; title: CXVIII. To Nicolas de Harlai de Bonneuil. On the Death of his Son-in-law, the Marquis de Crevecoeur 223; title: CXIX. The Value of Frankness 224; title: CXX.Forgetfulness of Self 225; title: CXXI. Resting Content in the Present 227; title: CXXII. To One suffering from Jealousy 228; title: CXXIII. On Conversion to God 229; title: CXXIV. Humility 236; title: CXXV. The Violence which takes the Kingdom of Heaven 240; title: CXXVI. On Depression 241; title: CXXVII. On the Thought of Death 243; title: CXXVIII. False Notions of Spiritual Progress 245; title: CXXIX. Christian Perfection 246; title: CXXX. On the Right Use of trials 257; title: CXXXI. Peace of Conscience 263; title: CXXXII. Anxiety as to the Future 266; title: CXXXIII. On Direction 267; title: CXXXIV. On Frequent Communion 277