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Contents.
| A.D. | page | |
| 1583. | Fulke's scorn of the Douay Bible | 302 |
| 1611. | Influence of our Version | 303 |
| Romanism adverse to our Literature | 304 | |
| The Reformation unites England and Scotland | 305 | |
| The Bible a bond for the Angel cyn | 306 | |
| 1550. | Wilson's criticism - Shakespere | 307 |
| 1590. | Spenser - Our Golden Age | 308 |
| The form its - Loss of Old Forms | 309 | |
| 1640. | Strafford's Thorough - Milton | 310 |
| His Lycidas - Bunyan | 311 | |
| 1650. | The Change in English Prose | 312 |
| 1750. | Johnson's Corruptions | 313 |
| The Study of Sanscrit | 314 | |
| 1810. | Scott, Byron, Coleridge | 315 |
| 1820. | Scott's Romances - The Ballad revived | 316 |
| 1830. | Cobbett - Monk's Life of Bentley | 317 |
| 1870. | Speeches of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright | 318 |
| 1873. | Mr. Tennyson, Mr. Morris | 319 |
| Table of Dates bearing on English Literature | 320, 321 |
good and bad english in 1873.
| Scholars and the Middle Class | 322 | |
| The Latter love Foreign phrases | 323 | |
| How a man writes to The Times | 324 | |
| Latin is too often a pitfall | 325 | |
| The Penny-a-liner of our day | 326 | |
| Blunder of Irish Prelates | 327 | |
| Correspondents of Journals | 328 | |
| Editors should put down bad English | 329 | |
| Americans misspell honour | 330 | |
| Fine writing in America | 331 | |
| To interview | 332 | |
| English abuse of the letter h | 333 | |
| Bad style of English preachers | 334 |
