The Citizen of the World ; Or Letters from a Chinese Philosopher, Residing in London, to His Friends in the East, Volume 2

Barber and Southwick, 1794 - Chinese - 451 pages

Happineſs loft by feeking after refinement	6

The funeral folemnities of the English	12

The story of the Chineſe matron	18

The venders of quack medicines and	24

The perfection of the Chineſe in the	30

LET Page	52

The French ridiculed after their own man	77

The races of New market ridiculed The	85

Proper leflons to a youth entering	236

The rife or the deeline of literature	245

The history of a philofophic cobler	251

The folly of attempting to learn wifdom	259

The fear of mad dogs ridiculed	266

The marriage act cenfured	280

The neceffity of amufing each other with	291

LET Page	360

Title	The Citizen of the World ; Or Letters from a Chinese Philosopher, Residing in London, to His Friends in the East, Volume 2 Parson's edition of select British classics
Author	Oliver Goldsmith
Contributor	Gesuiti : Collegio Romano
Publisher	Barber and Southwick, 1794
Original from	National Central Library of Rome
Digitized	24 Mar 2014
Length	451 pages

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The fondness of fome to admire the writ	92

The philofophers fon is again feparated	98

lord	137

The behaviour of the congregation in	156

The ardour of the people of London	172

The abfurdity of perfons in high ſtation	183

England by their drefs Two inftances	200

The character of an important trifler	208

Some thoughts on the prefent fituation	216

A vifitation dinner deſcribed	222

The hiftory of the beautiful captive	230

Westminsterhall	369

A life of independence praiſed	375

The paffion for gaming among ladies	382

The intended coronation deſcribed	389

The Engliſh too fond of believing every	396

The Chineſe philofopher attempts to find	403

On the different fects in England particu	411

A literary conteft of great importance	418

in the life of a private centinel	440

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