JOHN CLEIVELAND XVII. The Scots Apostasie 47 JOHN DRYDEN XVIII. Satire on the Dutch 49 XIX. MacFlecknoe 50 XX. Epistle to the Whigs 57 DANIEL DEFOE XXI. Introduction to the True born Englishman 63 THE EARL OF DORSET XXII. Satire on a Conceited Playwright 65 JOHN ARBUTHNOT XXIII. Preface to John Bull and his Law suit 66 XXIV. The History of John Bull 70 XXV. Epitaph upon Colonel Chartres 76 JONATHAN SWIFT XXVI. Mrs Frances Harris' Petition 77 XXVII. Elegy on Partridge 81 XXVIII. A Meditation upon a Broom stick 85 XXIX. The Relations of Booksellers and Authors 86 XXX. The Epistle Dedicatory to His Royal Highness Prince Posterity 91 SIR RICHARD STEELE XXXI. The Commonwealth of Lunatics 97 JOSEPH ADDISON XXXII. Sir Roger de Coverley's Sunday 101 EDWARD YOUNG XXXIII. To the Right Hon. Mr. Dodington 105 JOHN GAY XXXIV. The Quidnunckis 112 ALEXANDER POPE XXXV. The Dunciad--The Description of Dulness 114 XXXVI. Sandys' Ghost; or, a proper new ballad of the New Ovid's Metamorphoses, as it was intended to be translated by persons of quality 120 XXXVII. Satire on the Whig Poets 122 XXXVIII. Epilogue to the Satires 131 SAMUEL JOHNSON XXXIX. The Vanity of Human Wishes 136 XL. Letter to the Earl of Chesterfield 147 OLIVER GOLDSMITH XLI. The Retaliation 149 XLII. The Logicians Refuted 154 XLIII. Beau Tibbs, his Character and Family 156 CHARLES CHURCHILL XLIV. The Journey 160 JUNIUS XLV. To the King 164 ROBERT BURNS XLVI. Address to the Unco Guid, or the Rigidly Righteous 180 XLVII. Holy Willie's Prayer 182 CHARLES LAMB XLVIII. A Farewell to Tobacco 186 THOMAS MOORE XLIX. Lines on Leigh Hunt 191 GEORGE CANNING L. Epistle from Lord Boringdon to Lord Granville 192 LI. Reformation of the Knave of Hearts 194 POETRY OF THE ANTI JACOBIN LII. The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-grinder 203 LIII. Song by Rogero the Captive 205