ADDISON, JOSEPH (1672-1719). The Legacies of Genius 14 The Authors' Advantage 60 The evil that Men do 80 A great Book is a great evil 119 Chance Readings 145 A Lady's Library 209 Books for a Lady's Library 211 ALCOTT, AMOS BRONSON (1799-1888). The Fellowship of Books 6 ALCUIN or EALWHINE (735-804). An Episcopal Library 311 ARBLAY, FRANCES, MADAME D' (1752-1840). Royal Patronage of Books 253 ARMSTRONG, JOHN (1709-79). Read without Prejudice 127 ARNOLD, MATTHEW (1822-88). The Grand Mine of Diction 297 ASCHAM, ROGER (1515-68). Books that do Hurt 77 Epitomes 138 _ATHENIAN MERCURY, THE_ Whether 'tis lawful to read Romances 85 AUNGERVILE. _See_ BURY. AUSTEN, JANE (1775-1817). Only a Novel 87 BACON, FRANCIS, LORD VERULAM AND VISCOUNT ST. ALBANS (1561-1626). Enduring Monuments 46 Old Authors to Read 65 Dedications 97 'Books will speak plain' 113 Studies 124 Commonplace Books 141 Over-reading 157 A great Necromancer 287 The Shrines of the Ancient Saints 325 BAILEY, PHILIP JAMES (1816-1902). 'Worthy Books' 5 BALE, JOHN, BISHOP OF OSSORY (1495-1563). A most Horrible Infamy 325 BARCLAY, ALEXANDER (1475?-1552). Envoy to Fools 218 BARNES, WILLIAM (1801-86). Learning 173 BARROW, ISAAC (1630-77). He that loveth a Book will never want 3 BARTON, BERNARD (1784-1849). Composed in the Rev. J. Mitford's Library 324 BAXTER, RICHARD (1615-91). Romances are Pernicious 84 Books preferred to Preachers 108