The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems. Now First Completed by the Introduction of Cowper's Private Correspondence

W.I. Pooley, 1848 - English poetry - 726 pages

Page	23

Probability that Africa may be enlightened by their	25

The family birth and first residence of Cowper	41

To Samuel Rose Esq Sept 24 1789 Coldness	47

The origin of Cowpers acquaintance with the Unwins 29	53

To Joseph Hill Esq On the riots in London July	73

To the same Account of Huntingdon distance	76

Extracts from	92

Character of the French Revolution	336

To the same On the Beauty and Sublimity of Scrip	341

To the same Feb 26 1790 He promises to send	343

5	357

To the same April 30 1790 Message to Bishop	358

To the Rev John Newton March 29 1791 Recol	369

The Wish an English version by Mr Ostler	374

To John Johnson Esq March 11 1792 He men	388

72	99

Cowpers verses on the visit of Miss Stapleton	100

To the same With lines on Mary and John Same	112

From a letter o the Rev Mr Newton	118

72	136

29	139

116	140

126	146

To the Rev John Newton March 7 1783 Compar	149

100	150

Testimony of Sir William Jones respecting the Holy	154

De la Landes explanation of them	155

29	161

30	169

lo the Rev William Unwin May 3 1784 Reflec	188

To the Rev John Newton Nov 3 1783 Fire at	195

To the Rev William Unwin Nov 10 1783 On	211

Origin of Sunday Schools	228

To the Rev William Unwin July 27 1785 Violent	237

31	240

To Lady Hesketh April 24 1786 On her letters	251

To John Johnson Esq June 7 1790	255

Religious consolation recommended in cases of dis	258

lowpers removal to Weston	273

To Lady Hesketh Feb 16 1788 On negro slavery	295

335	297

283	301

284	309

To the same April 22 1789 He informs Mrs K that	327

32	329

33	335

Hayleys visit to Cowper and his account of it	405

402	418

Departure from Eartham	419

To the same Declining to read lectures at Lincolns	425

To Lady Hesketh Jan 30 1788 His anxiety on	428

The Dog and the Water Lily	430

To Samuel Rose Esq Feb 14 1788 A sense of	435

To Samuel Rose Esq Dec 13 1787 Requisites	457

Grant of a pension of 3001 per annum by his Majesty	459

Appearance of dropsy	465

To William Hayley Esq Dec 8 1793 Inquiries	479

The idea of the projected poem of The Four Ages	494

To Mr Thomas Hayley March 14 1793 In answer	504

To the same Letters the fruit of friendship	593

To Lady Hesketh Pearsalls Meditations definition	601

To the same	611

The Glowworm	621

To the same On the thankfulness of the heart	634

Charity	635

Human Frailty	644

55	646

The Diverting History of John Gilpin	647

Epitaph on a free but tame Redbreast	654

Preliminary Remarks on the Olney Hymns	666

50	675

670	697

Praying for a Blessing on the Young	704

The Waiting Soul	710

Hatred of	718

The Jackdaw	720

Title	The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems. Now First Completed by the Introduction of Cowper's Private Correspondence
Author	William Cowper
Editor	Thomas Shuttleworth Grimshawe
Publisher	W.I. Pooley, 1848
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	21 Aug 2014
Length	726 pages

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