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Table of Contents

Preface

Roseann Runte
pp. xi-xvi
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Edmund Burke's Indian Idyll

Regina Janes
pp. 3-13
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Utopias That Self-Destruct

Philip Stewart
pp. 15-24
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The Veil of Chastity: Mary Astell's Feminism

Ruth Perry
pp. 25-43
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Aristocratic Opposition to the Establishment of a Foundling Home in Arequipa, Peru

Mary A. Y. Gallagher
pp. 45-58
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Smallpox and Literature in Eighteenth-Century Spain

John Dowling
pp. 59-77
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The Delayed Reflex: Journalism in Josephinian Vienna

Joyce S. Rutledge
pp. 79-92
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Thomas Sheridan and Swift

James Woolley
pp. 93-114
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The Jonathan Richardsons as Milton Critics

Peter M. Briggs
pp. 115-130
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On the Background of Rousseau's First Discourse

Walter E. Rex
pp. 131-150
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Conceptions of Mozart in Eighteenth-Century Periodical Literature

William P. Robinson
pp. 151-165
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The Rediscovery of Greek History in the Eighteenth Century: The Case of Sicily

Arnaldo Momigliano
pp. 167-187
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The Art of Sympathy in Eighteenth-Century British Moral Thought

John B. Radner
pp. 189-210
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American Indians, Frenchmen, and Scots Philosophers

Roger L. Emerson
pp. 211-236
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Scottish Responses to the New Chemistry of Lavoisier

Arthur Donovan
pp. 237-249
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The Search for an Enlightened Sovereign in Lessing's Drama

Richard Critchfield
pp. 251-267
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Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's Views on Theological Issues as Reflected in His Early Book Reviews

Thomas P. Saine
pp. 269-284
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Walpole's Whig Interpretation of Landscaping History

Richard E. Quaintance
pp. 285-300
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The Philosophical Achievement and Historical Significance of Johann Nicolas Tetens

Jeffrey Barnouw
pp. 301-335
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Creative Activity in Vico and the Secularization of Providence

Sandra Rudnick Luft
pp. 337-355
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Desire and the Structure of Eighteenth-Century Fiction

Raymond F. Hilliard
pp. 357-370
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The Ironic Narrator in the Novel: Isla

J. H. R. Polt
pp. 371-386
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The Libertine Hero and Heroine in the Novels of John Cleland

Raymond K. Whitley
pp. 387-404
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Candide: Structure and Motivation

Frederick M. Keener
pp. 405-427
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Voltaire's Quaker Letters as Strategical Truth: Altering the Reader's Structure of Perception in the Service of a Higher Vision

Marsha Reisler
pp. 429-454
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Narrating the Revolution: Ideology, Language, and Form

Lester H. Cohen
pp. 455-476
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Le Comique par non-sens et faux sens dans les contes de Voltaire

Jean Sareil
pp. 477-487
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The Disembodied Rebels: Psychic Origins of Rebellion in Absalom and Achitophel

Anne T. Barbeau
pp. 489-501
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Shadwell in Acrostic Land: The Reversible Meaning of Dryden's Mac Flecknoe

David M. Vieth
pp. 503-516
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Life in the Maze—Johnson's Use of Chiasmus in The Vanity of Human Wishes

Elizabeth Macahdrew
pp. 517-527
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Index

pp. 533-550
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