EPISTLE V.-TO ROBERT, EARL OF OXFORD, AND EARL MORTIMER
Introductory Notice.-Letters between Pope and Lord Oxford,

explaining the occasion of the verses.

PAGE

187

EPISTLE VI. TO JAMES CRAGGS, ESQ., SECRETARY OF STATE.

195

EPISTLE VII.-To MR. ADDISON

Introductory Notice. An enquiry into the date of the Com

position.

EPISTLE VIII. TO MR. JERVAS (WITH DRYDEN'S TRANSLATION OF

FRESNOY'S ART OF PAINTING)

Introductory Notice. -Enquiry as to the date of the Composition
-First Draft of the Epistle-Subsequent alterations in the design
and the details.

EPISTLE IX.-To MISS BLOUNT (WITH THE WORKS OF VOITURE)

EPISTLE X.-TO THE SAME (ON HER LEAVING THE TOWN AFTER

THE CORONATION)

199

207

Introductory notice.-Enquiry as to the person to whom the
Epistle was originally addressed-As to the authenticity of the addi-
tional lines, published by Warton.

221

EPISTLE TO DR. ARBUTHNOT (BEING THE PROLOGUE TO THE SATIRES) 229

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Johnson.-Examination of the

truth of Pope's Advertisement to the Epistle-Character of Atticus

-Fragment in the Miscellanies-Date of Composition-General

Remarks.

Pope's Advertisement to the Epistle.

IMITATIONS OF HORACE-SATIRE I.—TO MR. FORTESCUE.

. 275

Introductory Notice.-Pope's account of the Composition.-
Remarks of Johnson.-A consideration of Pope's motives in the Imita-
tions Discussion as to his relations with the persons satirised-Lady
M. W. Montagu-Lord Hervey-Lady Deloraine-Judge Page.
Pope's Advertisement.

THE SECOND SATIRE OF THE SECOND BOOK OF HORACE.-To Mr.

BETHEL

Remarks of Warton-Roscoe.-Mr. Croker's opinion as to the

date of the Composition-General Remarks.

THE SIXTH EPISTLE OF THE FIRST BOOK OF HORACE.-TO MR.

MURRAY

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Warburton.-General Remarks.

301

315

THE FIRST EPISTLE OF THE FIRST BOOK OF HORACE.-TO LORD

BOLINGBROKE

Introductory Notice.-General Remarks.

PAGE

327

THE FIRST EPISTLE OF THE SECOND BOOK OF HORACE. TO AUGUSTUS 343

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Warton-Bowles.-General

Remarks.

Pope's Advertisement to the Epistle.

THE SECOND EPISTLE OF THE SECOND BOOK OF HORACE

Introductory Note.

IMITATIONS OF HORACE.-BOOK I., EPISTLE VII.-IMITATED IN THE

MANNER OF DR. SWIFT

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Warton--Bowles.-General

Remarks.

IMITATIONS OF HORACE.-BOOK II., SATIRE VI.-THE FIRST PART

IMITATED IN THE YEAR 1714 BY DR. SWIFT; THE LATTER PART

ADDED AFTERWARDS

375

395

403

Johnson.-

Introduction. Remarks of Warburton Warton

Enquiry into the Truth of Pope's statement in Advertisement to the

Imitation of Horace as to the date of Versification.

EPILOGUE TO THE SATIRES.-IN TWO DIALOGUES

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Johnson-Warton-Bowles-

Roscoe.--General Remarks-Plan of the Satire-Its Irony-Its Party

Spirit.

445

489

Introductory Notice.-Remarks of Malone-Warton.-General

Remarks-Historical Value-" The Patriot King."

PAGE

APPENDIX I.

EPISTLE I.-OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND CHARACTERS OF MEN.-TO

SIR RICHARD TEMPLE, LORD VISCOUNT COBHAM

504

EPISTLE II.-OF THE CHARACTERS OF WOMEN.-TO A LADY

510

EPISTLE III.-OF THE USE OF RICHES.-TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

LORD BATHURST .

514

EPISTLE IV. OF THE SAME.-TO RICHARD, EARL OF BURLINGTON. 522

APPENDIX II.

CHARACTER OF MARLBOROUGH

APPENDIX III.

LETTERS FROM POPE TO JACOB TONSON RESPECTING THE MAN OF

Ross

APPENDIX IV.

FIRST DRAFT OF THE EPISTLE TO JERVAS

APPENDIX V.

A COMPARISON OF CANCELLED PAGE OF WARBURTON'S EDITION OF

1751, WITH THE EQUIVALENT PAGE IN THE PUBLISHED EDITION

APPENDIX VI.

VERSIONS OF THE CHARACTER OF ATTICUS

I. The Character as printed in Cythereia, published in 1723.

II. The MS. at Longleat written some time before 1724.

III.—Curll's Miscellany, 1727.

IV.-Fragment of a Satire. Published in the Miscellany of 1727.

527

529

1 531

TO BINDER.

Facsimile-SUPPRESSED CHARACTER OF MARLBOROUGH to face Title.
Facsimile or DRAFT OF EPISTLE TO JERVAS-to face p. 207.

POPE'S VILLA AT TWICKENHAM IN ITS ORIGINAL STATE-to face p. 313.

533

536

APPENDIX I.

EPISTLE I.-OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND CHARACTERS OF MEN.-TO

SIR RICHARD TEMPLE, LORD VISCOUNT COBHAM

PAGE

504

EPISTLE II.-OF THE CHARACTERS OF WOMEN.-TO A LADY

510

EPISTLE III.-OF THE USE OF RICHES.-TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

LORD BATHURST .

514

EPISTLE IV. OF THE SAME.-TO RICHARD, EARL OF BURLINGTON. 522

APPENDIX II.

CHARACTER OF MARLBOROUGH

APPENDIX III.

LETTERS FROM POPE TO JACOB TONSON RESPECTING THE MAN OF

Ross

APPENDIX IV.

FIRST DRAFT OF THE EPISTLE TO JERVAS

APPENDIX V.

A COMPARISON OF CANCELLED PAGE OF WARBURTON'S EDITION OF

1751, WITH THE EQUIVALENT PAGE IN THE PUBLISHED EDITION

APPENDIX VI.

VERSIONS OF THE CHARACTER OF ATTICUS

I. The Character as printed in Cythereia, published in 1723.

II. The MS. at Longleat written some time before 1724.

III.-Curll's Miscellany, 1727.

IV. Fragment of a Satire. Published in the Miscellany of 1727.

TO BINDER.

Facsimile-SUPPRESSED CHARACTER OF MARLBOROUGH -to face Title.
Facsimile OF DRAFT OF EPISTLE TO JERVAS-to face p. 207.

POPE'S VILLA AT TWICKENHAM IN ITS ORIGINAL STATE-to face p. 313.

527

529

531

533

536