The Lives of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland/Volume 4

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THE

LIVES

OF THE

POETS

OF

Great Britain and Ireland.

By Mr. CIBBER, and other Hands.

Vol. IV.



LONDON:
Printed for R. Griffiths, at the Dunciad in St. Paul's Church-Yard.


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Volume IV.

Contains the

LIVES

OF

Page
Motteux
Manley, Mrs.
1
4
Needler 23
Hughes 27
Prior 43
Centlivre, Mrs. 58
Brady 62
Stepney 72
Pack 77
Dawes, Arch. York 81
Congreve 83
Vanbrugh 99
Steele 112
Marvel 124
Thomas, Mrs. 146
Fenton 164
Booth 178
Sewel 188
Hammond 192
Euſden 193
Eachard 198
Oldmixon 200
Welſted 205
Smyth, More 210
Dennis 215
Granville, L. Lanſdowne 239
Gay 250
Philip D. Wharton 260
Codrington 292
Ward 293
L’Eſtrange 295
Smith, Edmund 303
De Foe 313
Rowe, Mrs. 326
Yalden 342
Mitchel 347
Ozell 352

Juſt Publiſhed,

Dedicated to the Right Honourable Philip Earl of CHESTERFIELD.
Correctly printed in a neat Pocket Volume
(Price Bound Three Shillings,)
The Second Edition of

Les Moeurs; or, Manners. Accurately Tranſlated from the French. Wherein the Principles of Morality, or Social Duties, viz., Piety, Wiſdom, Prudence, Fortitude, Juſtice, Temperance, Love, Friendſhip, Humanity, &c. &c. are deſcribed in all their Branches; the Obligations of them ſhewn to conſiſt in our Nature, and the Enlargement of them ſtrongly enforced. Here Parents are taught, that, giving Birth to a Child, ſcarcely entitles them to that honourable Name, without a ſtrict Diſcharge of Parental Duties; the Friend will find, there are a thouſand other Decorums, beſides the doing of a Favour, to entitle him to the tender Name of Friend; and the Good-natur’d Man will find, he ought to extend that Quality beyond the Bounds of his own Neighbourhood or Party.

The Whole wrote in a manner entirely New and Entertaining, and enlivened with real Characters, drawn from life, and fited to inſtill the Principles of all Social Virtues into tender Minds.

Printed for W. Johnſton at the Golden-Ball in St. Paul’s Church-Yard.