Table Talk: Essays on Men and Manners
by William Hazlitt
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Contents
- Essay I. On the Pleasure of Painting
- Essay II. The Same Subject Continued
- Essay III. On the Past and Future
- Essay IV. On Genius and Common Sense
- Essay V. The Same Subject Continued
- Essay Vi. Character of Cobbett
- Essay VII. On People with One Idea
- Essay VIII. On the Ignorance of the Learned
- Essay IX. The Indian Jugglers
- Essay X. On Living to One's-Self(1)
- Essay Xi. On Thought and Action
- Essay XII. On Will-Making
- Essay XIII. On Certain Inconsistencies in Sir Joshua Reynolds's Discourses
- Essay XIV. The Same Subject Continued
- Essay XV. On Paradox and Common-Place
- Essay XVI. On Vulgarity and Affectation
- Essay I. On a Landscape of Nicolas Poussin
- Essay II. On Milton's Sonnets
- Essay III. On Going a Journey
- Essay IV. On Coffee-House Politicians
- Essay V. On the Aristocracy of Letters
- Essay Vi. On Criticism
- Essay VII. On Great and Little Things
- Essay VIII. On Familiar Style
- Essay IX. On Effeminacy of Character
- Essay X. Why Distant Objects Please
- Essay Xi. On Corporate Bodies
- Essay XII. Whether Actors Ought to Sit in the Boxes?
- Essay XIII. On the Disadvantages of Intellectual Superiority
- Essay XIV. On Patronage and Puffing
- Essay XV. On the Knowledge of Character
- Essay XVI. On the Picturesque and Ideal
- Essay XVII. On the Fear of Death