| | PAGE | | I. | MY FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH POETS | 1 | | II. | OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN | 24 | | III. | ON PARTY SPIRIT | 40 | | IV. | ON THE FEELING OF IMMORTALITY IN YOUTH | 45 | | V. | ON PUBLIC OPINION | 53 | | VI. | ON PERSONAL IDENTITY | 67 | | VII. | MIND AND MOTIVE | 82 | | VIII. | ON MEANS AND ENDS | 97 | | IX. | MATTER AND MANNER | 108 | | X. | ON CONSISTENCY OF OPINION | 115 | | XI. | PROJECT FOR A NEW THEORY OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LEGISLATION | 130 | | XII. | ON THE CHARACTER OF BURKE | 155 | | XIII. | ON THE CHARACTER OF FOX | 173 | | XIV. | ON THE CHARACTER OF MR. PITT | 185 | | XV. | ON THE CHARACTER OF LORD CHATHAM | 191 | | XVI. | BELIEF, WHETHER VOLUNTARY? | 196 | | XVII. | A FAREWELL TO ESSAY-WRITING | 205 |
HAZLITT’S ESSAYS
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