The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems Now First Completed by the Introd. of Cowper's Private Correspondence

Crosby and Nichols, 1861 - 749 pages

PART THE FIRST	23

Probability that Africa may be enlightened by their	25

To the Rev Walter Bagot Jan 4 1791 On	29

To the Rev John Newton With Table Talk	30

His extreme dread of appearing in public	43

His recovery	52

To Mr Hill Acknowledging a present received	62

The origin of Cowpers acquaintance with the Unwins 29	76

To Lady Hesketh April 19 1790 His revisal	363

To the Rev John Newton March 29 1791 Recol	369

ོར འ ཆ རྒྱ ུ རུ རུ	381

389	404

To the Rev Mr Hurdis April 8 1792 Apology	410

399	416

To the Rev William Unwin Nov 10 1783 On	417

Departure from Eartham	419

Case	84

between	93

To Mrs Newton Changes of fashion Remarks	100

Oct 14 1781	107

To the Rev W Unwin	111

From a letter o the Rev Mr Newton	118

Circumstances under which Cowper commenced	130

To the Rev John Newton April 26 1784	136

29	139

To the Rev John Newton Oct 6 1783 Religious	162

30	169

To the same May 1784 Cowpers reasons for	190

165	192

To the Rev John Newton July 14 1784 Commem	196

To the Rev William Unwin Oct 10 1784 With	202

To the Rev John Newton Aug 17 1785 Reasons	225

To the same July 9 1785 Mention of letters	229

To the Rev William Unwin July 27 1785 Violent	237

To the Rev John Newton Nov 5 1785 On his tar	250

Secret sorrows of Cowper	256

To the Rev John Newton Jan 14 1786 On	263

To Lady Hesketh Salutary effects of affliction	274

To the same Newtons Treatise on Prophecy	280

283	301

Cowpers lines on the blessings of spiritual liberty	303

284	308

3	320

To the same April 22 1789 He informs Mrs K that	327

Remarks on Cowpers observation that authors	333

Commencement of Cowpers acquaintance with	339

34	341

To Lady Hesketh March 22 1790 His opinion	346

35	357

First agitation of the question of Parliamentary	426

To Lady Hesketh Jan 30 1788 His anxiety on	428

To the Rev John Newton April 25 1793 He urges	433

To Samuel Rose Esq Feb 14 1788 A sense of	435

To the Rev Mr Hurdis Feb 22 1793 He con	440

To the Rev J Newton Escape of one of his hares	441

To Samuel Rose Esq Dec 13 1787 Requisites	457

To Mrs Cowper Lady Cowpers death Age	461

449	464

Suspension of Cowpers literary labors and decline	479

The idea of the projected poem of The Four Ages	494

His long and severe depression	497

To Mr Thomas Hayley March 14 1793 In answer	504

Essay on the genius and poetry of Cowper by	507

The composition of the Olney Hymns by Mr Newton	512

Reference to	519

The Progress of Error	525

Retirement	558

or a Review of Schools	603

The Yearly Distress or Tithing Time at Stock	610

To the same	611

The Glowworm	621

To the Rev W Unwin Biographia verses parson	631

The Doves	645

622	649

Epitaph on a free but tame Redbreast	654

Preliminary Remarks on the Olney Hymns	666

VIL O Lord I will praise thee	672

49	676

Praying for a Blessing on the Young	704

The Waiting Soul	710

The Jackdaw	720

Title	The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems Now First Completed by the Introd. of Cowper's Private Correspondence
Author	William Cowper
Editor	Thomas Shuttleworth Grimshawe
Publisher	Crosby and Nichols, 1861
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	4 Jun 2014
Length	749 pages

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