Abbreviations and Texts viiiPreface x1 Brought over to Ireland in a Band-Box 1667 - 1689 12 Moor Park 1689 - 1692 123 Into the Church, Without Being Driven 1692 - 1698 264 Laracor and London 1698 - 1704 385 A Tale of a Tub 1704 566 Arguments about Christianity 1704 - 1709 807 Writing for Power 1709 - 1712 988 The Life of a Spider 1711 - 1712 1139 Journal to Stella 1710 - 1713 12910 Preferment, Barely 1712 - 1714 14411 But Why Obscurely Here Alone? 1713 - 1714 15912 Living Out of the World 1714 - 1718 17613 Second Wind 1719 - 1723 19414 Mr. Drapier 1723 - 1725 21715 Several Remote Nations 1721 - 1726 23316 Poor Floating Isle 1726 - 1729 25617 Market Hill 1728 - 1730 27818 A Kind of Knack at Rhyme 1730 - 1733 29819 We Are All Slaves and Knaves and Fools 1732 - 1735 31520 Drawing Room and Back Stairs 1735 - 1736 33921 Silence 1737 - 1745 358Notes 381Bibliography 435Index 445
THOMAS LOCKWOOD is Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of English at the University of Washington, Seattle. He has published widely on Fielding and other eighteenth-century subjects, including satire, journalism, theater history, and the novel. He is the editor of Henry Fielding: Plays, Volumes I-III and a contributor to A Companion to Literary Biography.