The Miscellaneous Works of Mr J. J. Rousseau

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

 

VOL. I. contains

A Diſſertation on the Effects of cultivating the Arts and Sciences.	p. 1
A Diſſertation on the Origin and Foundation of the Inequality of Mankind.	135

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VOL. II. contains

A Diſſertation on Political Œconomy.	p. 1.
A Letter on French Muſick.	59
Narcissus; or the Self-Admirer, a Comedy.	121
The Village Conjurer, an Interlude.	195
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Rousseau to a Friend. Written, from Montmorency the 5th of April, 1749, in regard to Mr. Rousseau’s Freedom of Entry at the Opera; which was given him for his Village Conjurer; was taken from him, on account of his Letter on the French Muſick; and was offered to be returned him again, after he had quitted Paris.	217
A Letter from Mr. Rousseau to Mr. Voltaire.	225
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Rousseau to a Friend; on the Works of Rameau.	249
Advertiſement by Mr. Rousseau, to an Anonymous Writer.	255
On Theatrical Imitation. An Eſſay compoſed from the Dialogues of Plato.	263

VOL. III. contains

An Epiſtle from J. J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva, to Mr. D’Alembert, Member of the French Academy, &c. concerning the Article Geneva, in the ſeventh Volume. of the Encyclopedie; and particularly on the Project of eſtabliſhing a Play-houſe in that City.	p. 1
An Expoſtulatory Letter from J. J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, Archbiſhop of Paris. To which is prefixed, the Mandate of the ſaid Prelate, and alſo the Proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the New Treatiſe on Education, intitled Emilius.	210

VOL. IV. contains

Letters written from the Mountains.

VOL. V. contains

A Treatise on the Social Compact; Or the Principles of Politic Law.	p. 1
Anecdotes relative to the Perſecution of Mr. J. J. Rousseau; contained in a Letter from a Gentleman at Neufchatel to his Friend.