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The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary repsonses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves.

The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary repsonses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves.

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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS = xi
NOTE ON THE TEXT = xii
INTRODUCTION = 1
Comtemporary comments(1672-80)
  1 JOHN CROWNE on Rochester, 1672 = 27
  2 NATHANAEL LEE
    a) from the dedication of Nero 1674 = 28
    b) from The Princess of Cleves 1681 = 28
  3 JOHN DRYDEN
    a) from the dedication of Marriage a ` la Mode 1673 = 30
    b) form a letter to Rochester 1673 = 31
    c) from the 'Preface' to All for Love 1678 = 32
  4 FRANCIS FANE
    a) from the didication to Love in the Dark 1675 = 36
    b) 'To the late Earl of Rochester' = 37
  5 an epigram answering an attack by Rochester 1677 / SIR CARR SCROOPE = 39
  6 Advice to Apollo 1678 / Anonymous = 40
  7 EARL OF MULGRAVE / JOHN SHEFFIELD
    a) from An Essay upon Satire 1679 = 41
    b) from An Essay upon Poetry 1682 = 42
  8 from a letter to Rochester 1680 / CHARLES BLOUNT = 43
Comment at Rochester's death(1680-1700)
  9 from his sermon at Rochester's funeral 1680 / ROBERT PARSONS = 45
  10 Some Passages of the Life and Death of Rochester 1680 / GILBERT BURNET = 47
  11 from the History of the Reign of King Charles Ⅱ 1753 / GILBERT BURNET = 93
  12 Elegy on rochester 1680 / JOHN OLDHAM = 94
  13 a) Elegy on Rochester 1680 / APHRA BEHN = 101
    b) Lines to Mrs Behn / ANNE WHARTON = 104
    c) Lines to Mrs Wharton / APHRA BEHN = 105
  14 a) Elegy on Rochester 1680 / ANNE WHARTON = 107
    b) Lines on Mrs wharton's Elegy on Rochester / EDMUND WALLER = 108
    c) Lines on Mrs Wharton's Elegy on Rochester / JOHN HOWE = 108
    d) Lines on Mrs Wharton's Elegy on rochester / ROBERT WOLSELEY = 109
  15 An elegy upon the death of Rochester 1680 / Anonymous = 110
  16 On the Death of the Earl of Rochester 1680 / Anonymous = 113
  17 Pastoral on the death of Rochester 1680 / THOMAS FLATMAN = 115
  18 Ode to the Memory of Rochester 1680 / SAMUEL WOODFORD = 116
  19 Elegy on Rochester 1680 / SAMUEL HOLLAND = 128
  20 Anonymous lines on Rochester, from Metamorphoses c.1684 = 131
  21 Three Prologues to Valentinian 1684 = 132
  22 a) Preface to Valentinian 1685 / ROBERT WOLSELEY = 137
    b) Lines to Wolseley / ANNE WHARTON = 160
  23 from his Life of Rochester 1686 / WILLIAM WINSTANLEY = 161
  24 MATTHEW PRIOR, two references to Rochester 1687 = 162
  25 'A Lash at Atheists' 1690 / TOM DURFEY = 163
  26 Preface to Rochester's Poems on Several Occasions 1691 / THOMAS RYMER = 166
  27 a ` WOOD, from Athenae Oxonienses 1692 / ANTHONY = 170
  28 from A Short Essay on English Satire c.1692 / TOM BROWN = 174
  29 Brief Life of Rochester(before 1697) / JOHN AUBREY's = 177
  30 from The City Lady 1697 / THOMAS DILKE = 179
  31 ISSAAC WATTS on Rochester = 180
Rochester Acclaimed(1700-50)
  32 some allusions to rochester / JOHN DENNIS
    a) Preface to Miscellanies in Verse and Prose, 1693 = 181
    b) The Epistle Dedicatory to the Advancement and Reformation of Modern Poetry, 1701 = 182
    c) Preface to Remarks upon Mr Pope's Translatin of Homer, 1717 = 182
  33 from the Historical and Philosophical Dictionary 1702 / PIERRE BAYLE = 183
  34 An anonymous essay on Rochester 1707 = 184
  35 some remarks on Rochester from the Review 1706-13 / DANIEL DEFOE = 185
  36 from the Memoirs of Count Grammont 1713 / ANTHONY HAMILTON = 187
  37 edition of the poems, from the Preface 1718 / THOMAS DRYAR'S = 188
  38 life and character of Rochester 1720 / GILES JACOB's = 189
  39 form a Life of Sedley 1721 / DANIEL DEFOE[?] = 192
  40 POPE and SPENCE on Rochester(from Spence's Anecdotes) 1728-43 = 193
  41 VOLTAIRE on Rochester
    a) Letter from the Lettres Philosophiques 1729 = 194
    b) from Chapter 7 of the Histoire de Jenni 1775 = 196
  42 FRANCIS LOCKIER on Rochester(from Spence's Anecdotes) 1730 = 196
Growing disapproval(1750-1800)
  43 from 'Mr. Cibber's' Life of Rochester 1753 / ROBERT SHIELS = 198
  44 on Rochester 1757 / DAVID HUME = 200
  45 disapproves 1758 / HORACE WALPOLE = 201
  46 From the Preface to The Poetical Works of Rochester 1761 = 201
  47 essay on Rochester from Lives of the english Poets 1779 / DR. JOHNSON's = 203
  48 JOSEPH WARTON on Rochester in the Essay on Pope 1782 = 207
  49 from his Life of Rochester 1795 / ROBERT ANDERSON = 209
Rochester in eclipse : Criticism(1800-50)
  50 COOKE's edition of The Poetical Works of the Earl of Rochester, from the Preface 1800 = 210
  51 A comment on Rochester from the Edinburgh Review July 1706 = 211
  52 THOMAS PARK on Rochester 1806 = 212
  53 ISAAC D'ISRAELI on rochester's satire from quarrels of Authors 1814 = 212
  54 GOETHE quotes the Satire against Mankind 1814 = 213
  55 WILLIAM HAZLITT on rochester
    a) from Lectures on the English Poets 1818 = 214
    b) from Select British Poets 1824 = 214
  56 An anonymous aside from the Retrospective Review 1820 = 215
  57 HENRY CRABB ROBINSON on Rochester's obscenity, from On Books, and their Writers 1820 = 216
  58 JOHN GENEST on Valentinian, from Some Account of the English Stage 1832 = 216
  59 ROBERT CHAMBERS
    a) from the History of English Language and Literature 1836 = 217
    b) from the Cyclopaedia of English Literature 1844 = 217
  60 HENRY HALLAM changes his mind about Rochester from Introduction to the Literature of Europe
    a) from first edition 1839 = 218
    b) from seventh edition 1864 = 218
  61 From the anonymous Conversion of the Earl of Rochester 1840 = 219
  62 from Sketches of the History of Literature 1845 / G. L. CRAIK = 220
The Beginnings of Reassessment(1850-1903)
  63 'S. H.', 'Information about Nell Gwyn from Rochester's poems', Gentleman's Magazine October 1851 = 221
  64 An anonymous comment on Rochester, the Edinburgh Review July 1855 = 223
  65 a French view of Rochester from Revue des Deux Mondes, August 1857 / EMILE FORGUES = 224
  66 Rochester as wicked moralist 1860 / GEORGE GILFILLAN = 239
  67 from the History of English Literature 1863 / HIPPOLYTE TAINE = 241
  68 JOWETT and TENNYSON quote the Satire against Mankind 1872-80 = 243
  69 CHARLES COWDEN CLARKE on Rochester, Gentleman's Magazine 1871 = 244
  70 HENRY MORLEY is contemptuous, from A First Sketch of English Literature 1873 = 248
  71 EDMUND GOSSE on Rochester 1880 = 248
  72 Article in the Encyclopaedia Britannica 1886 = 250
  73 W.H. DIRCKS, Rochester as lyric poet 1891 = 251
  74 G.S. STREET, 'Rochester', the National Observer March 1892 = 252
  75 RICHARD GARNETT, Rochester as satirist, 1895 = 255
  76 OLIVER ELTON, Rochester as lyric poet again 1899 = 257
  77 WALTER RALEIGH, Rochester and Milton 1900 = 259
  78 THOMAS LONGUEVILLE on Rochester 1903 = 261
  79 W. J. COURTHORPE on the influence of Hobbes on Rochester 1903 = 264
BIBLIOGRAPHY = 267
INDEX = 269