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Microcosmography / or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters

by John Earle

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Supplementary Appendix
  3. A Piece of the World discovered;
  4. Advertisement
  5. The Preface
  6. Advertisement
  7. Editions of "Microcosmography."
  8. Appendix
  9. To the Reader
  10. I. A Child
  11. II. A Young Raw Preacher
  12. III. A Grave Divine
  13. IV. A Meer Dull Physician
  14. V. An Alderman
  15. VI. A Discontented Man
  16. VII. An Antiquary;
  17. VIII. A Younger Brother
  18. IX. A Meer Formal Man
  19. X. A Church-Papist
  20. XI. A Self-Conceited Man
  21. XII. A Too Idly Reserved Man
  22. XIII. A Tavern
  23. XIV. A Shark
  24. XV. A Carrier
  25. XVI. A Young Man;
  26. XVII. An Old College Butler
  27. XVIII. An Upstart Country Knight
  28. XIX. An Idle Gallant
  29. XX. A Constable
  30. XXI. A Down-Right Scholar
  31. XXII. A Plain Country Fellow
  32. XXIII. A Player
  33. XXIV. A Detractor
  34. XXV. A Young Gentleman of the University
  35. XXVI. A Weak Man
  36. XXVII. A Tobacco-Seller
  37. XXVIII. A Pot-Poet
  38. XXIX. A Plausible Man
  39. XXX. A Bowl-Alley
  40. XXXI. The World's Wise Man
  41. XXXII. A Surgeon
  42. XXXIII. A Contemplative Man
  43. XXXIV. A She Precise Hypocrite
  44. XXXV. A Sceptick in Religion
  45. XXXVI. An Attorney
  46. XXXVII. A Partial Man
  47. XXXVIII. A Trumpeter
  48. XXXIX. A Vulgar-Spirited Man
  49. XL. A Plodding Student
  50. XLI. Paul's Walk
  51. XLII. A Cook
  52. XLIII. A Bold Forward Man
  53. XLIV. A Baker
  54. XLV. A Pretender to Learning
  55. XLVI. A Herald
  56. XLVII. The Common Singing-Men in Cathedral Churches
  57. XLVIII. A Shop-Keeper
  58. XLIX. A Blunt Man
  59. L. A Handsome Hostess
  60. LI. A Critic
  61. LII. A Sergeant, or Catch-Pole
  62. LIII. An University Dun
  63. LIV. A Stayed Man
  64. LV. A Modest Man
  65. LVI. A Meer Empty Wit
  66. LVII. A Drunkard
  67. LVIII. A Prison
  68. LIX. A Serving Man
  69. LX. An Insolent Man
  70. LXI. Acquaintance
  71. LXII. A Meer Complimental Man
  72. LXIII. A Poor Fiddler
  73. LXIV. A Meddling Man
  74. LXV. A Good Old Man
  75. LXVI. A Flatterer
  76. LXVII. A High-Spirited Man
  77. LXVIII. A Meer Gull Citizen
  78. LXIX. A Lascivious Man
  79. LXX. A Rash Man
  80. LXXI. An Affected Man
  81. LXXI. A Profane Man
  82. LXXIII. A Coward
  83. LXXIV. A Sordid Rich Man
  84. LXXV. A Meer Great Man
  85. LXXVI. A Poor Man
  86. LXXVII. An Ordinary Honest Man
  87. LXXVIII. A Suspicious or Jealous Man
  88. No. I
  89. No. II
  90. No. III
  91. No. IV
  92. No. V
  93. No. VI
  94. No. VII
  95. No. VIII
  96. No. IX
  97. No. X
  98. No. XI
  99. Additional Notes and Corrections
  100. Supplementary Appendix
  101. Clarendon State Papers, No. 1465
  102. A Peece of The World discovered; In Essayes and Characters

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