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

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

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CONTENTS
PREFACE = xv
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS = xvi
INTRODUCTION = 1
NOTE ON THE TEXT = 29
1 ALEXANDER CARLYLE, remarks on Smollett, 1746-58 = 31
Roderick Random(1748)
  2 TOBIAS SMOLLETT, Preface to Roderick Random, 1748 = 35
  3 CATHERINE TALBOT, from a letter to Elizabeth Carter, 15 February 1748 = 38
  4 THE EARL OF ORRERY on Roderick Random, 12 March 1748 = 39
  5 'AN OXFORD SCHOLAR', from The Parallel, 1748 = 39
  6 Unsigned notice, The Gentleman's Magazine, March 1749 = 40
The Regicide(1749)
  7 ［JOHN CLELAND］, The Monthly Review, May 1749 = 41
Roderick Random
  8 SAMUEL JOHNSON, The Rambler, no. 4, 31 March 1750 = 42
Peregrine Pickle(1751)
  9 SAMUEL RICHARDSON, from a letter to Sarah Chapone, 6 December 1750 = 47
  10 SAMUEL RICHARDSON, from a letter to Sarah Chapone, 11 January 1751 = 48
  11 ［FRANCIS COVENTRY］, from An Essay on the New Species of Writing, 1751 = 48
  12 Unsigned review, The Monthly Review, February 1751 = 49
  13 ［JOHN CLELAND］, The Monthly Review, March 1751 = 51
  14 Unsigned review, The Royal Magazine, January-March 1751 = 57
  15 THOMAS GRAY, from a letter to Horace Walpole, 3 March 1751 = 69
  16 ［DR JOHN HILL］, from A Parallel, March 1751 = 69
  17 Anonymous verses on Lady Vane, The London Magazine, March 1751 = 75
  18 HORACE WALPOLE, from a letter to Horace Mann, 13 March 1751 = 76
  19 DR JOHN HILL, The Inspector, 19 April 1751 = 76
  20 ［MATTHEW MATY］, from Journal Britannique, April 1751 = 77
  21 LADY HENRIETTA LUXBOROUGH, from two letters to William Shenstone, 27 May 1751 and 25 August 1751 = 78
  22 Anonymous verses on Lady Vane, Ladies' Magazine, June 1751 = 79
  23 ELIZABETH MONTAGUE, from a letter to Sarah Scott, 1752 = 80
Smollett, Fielding and the paper war
  24. 'SIR ALEXANDER DRAWCANSIR' ［HENRY FIELDING］, from The Covent-Garden Journal, 7, January 1752 = 80
  25 'DRAWCANSIR ALEXANDER' ［TOBIAS SMOLLETT］, from Hab-bakkuk Hilding, 15 January 1752 = 81
  26 'MADAM ROXANA TERMAGANT' ［BONNELL THORNTON］, from Have at You All, 16 January 1752 = 85
  27 ［Bonnell Thornton］, from Have at You All, 23 January 1752 = 85
  28 ［William Kenrick］, from Fun : A Parodi-tragi-comical Satire, 1752 = 86
  29 HENRY FIELDING, from Amelia, 1752 = 87
Lady Vane's Memoirs
  30 LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, from a letter to the Countess of Bute, 16 February 1752 = 88
  31 MARY GRANVILLE DELANY, from a letter to Mrs Dewes, 7 October 1752 = 89
Ferdinand Count Fathom(1753)
  32 ［TOBIAS SMOLLETT］, from the Dedication to Ferdinand Count Fathom, 1753 = 89
  33 ［RALPH GRIFFITHS］, The Monthly Review, March 1753 = 91
  34 MARY GRANVILLE DELANY, from three letters to Mrs Dewes, 24 March 1753, 7 April 1753, 21 April 1753 = 95
Peregrine Pickle in France(1753)
  35 Anonymous, from Advertissement du Libraire to Sir William Pickle, 1753 = 95
  36 E ´ LIE CATHERINE FR E ´ RON, from Lettres sur Quelques E ´ crits de ce Temps, 1753 = 97
On Roderick Random
  37 LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, from a letter to the Countess of Bute, 23 July 1754 = 101
  38 MRS LAETITIA PILKINGTON, from Memoirs, 1754 = 102
On Don Quixote(1755)
  39 LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, from a letter to the Countess of Bute, 1 January 1755 = 103
  40 ［RALPH GRIFFITHS］, The Monthly Review, September 1755 = 103
Roderick Random in Germany(1755)
  41 GOTTHOLD LESSING, from S a ·· mtliche Schriften, 1755 = 111
Roderick Random(1755)
  42 Anonymous, from 'A Letter from a Gentleman...' in Roderick Random, 1755 = 112
The Reprisal(1757)
  43 Unsigned review, The Critical Review, February 1757 = 115
  44 Unsigned review, The Monthly Review, February 1757 = 116
The Complete History(1757)
  45 ［OLIVER GOLDSMITH］, The Monthly Review, June 1757 = 116
Smollett as Critic
  46 DR JOHN SHEBBEARE, from The Occasional Critic, 1757 = 119
The Complete History
  47 ［OWEN RUFFHEAD］, The Monthly Review, April 1758 = 121
  48 LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, from a letter to the Countess of Bute, 3 October 1758 = 137
Smollett as Critic
  49 DR JAMES GRAINGER, from A Letter to Tobias Smollett, 1759 = 137
  50 JOSEPH REED, from A Sop in the Pan..., 1759 = 138
  51 OLIVER GOLDSMITH, from The Bee, 3 November 1759 = 155
Roderick Random(1760)
  52 TOBIAS SMOLLETT, Apologue to Roderick Random, 1760 = 157
Sir Launcelot Greaves(1760)
  53 OLIVER GOLDSMITH, The Public Ledger, 16 February 1760 = 159
  54 Anonymous, 'Ode To Dr Smollett' 20-22 February 1760 = 160
Critics at War
  55 Anonymous, from The Battle of the Reviews, 1760 = 162
Smollett as Historian
  56 Unsigned review, The Imperial Magazine, October 1760 = 169
  57 HORACE WALPOLE, from Memoirs of King George the Second, 1760 = 170
  58 CHARLES CHURCHILL, from The Apology, May 1761 = 171
Sir Launcelot Greaves(1762)
  59 Unsigned notice, The Monthly Review, May 1762 = 173
  60 Unsigned review, The Critical Review, May 1762 = 173
  61 Unsigned notice, The Library, May 1762 = 175
  62 ［WILLIAM RIDER］, from Living Authors of Great-Britain, 1762 = 176
  63 RICHARD SMITH, letter to Tobias Smollett, 26 February 1763 = 177
  64 TOBIAS SMOLLETT, letter to Richard Smith, 8 May 1763 = 179
  65 CHARLES CHURCHILL, from The Author, December 1763 = 179
  66 GIUSEPPE BARETTI, from Frustra Letteraria, 20 January 1764 = 181
Travels Through France and Italy(1766)
  67 ［JOHN BERKENHOUT］, The Monthly Review, June 1766 = 182
  68 Unsigned notice, The London Magazine, 1766 = 184
  69 Unsigned review, The Royal Magazine, May 1766 = 185
Smollett and Marivaux
  70 Anonymous, The British Magazine, September 1766 = 185
  71 'MERCURIUS SPUR' ［CUTHBERT SHAW］, from The Race, 1766 = 186
Travels Through France and Italy
  72 PHILIP THICKNESSE, from Observations on the French Nation, 1766 = 187
  73 MADAME RICCOBONI, from a letter to David Garrick, 14 November 1767 = 189
Smollett as Poet
  74 OLIVER GOLDSMITH, from The Beauties of English Poesy, 1767 = 189
Travels Through France and Italy
  75 LAURENCE STERNE, from A Sentimental Journey, 1768 = 190
Adventures of an Atom(1769)
  76 Unsigned notice, The London Chronicle, 8-11 April 1769 = 192
  77 Unsigned review, The Gentleman's Magazine, April 1769 = 192
  78 Unsigned review, The Critical Review, May 1769 = 201
  79 ［JOHN HAWKESWORTH］, The Monthly Review, June 1769 = 203
  80 Unsigned notice, The Town and Country Magazine, 1769 = 206
Humphry Clinker(1771)
  81 Unsigned review, The London Chronicle, 15 June 1771 = 206
  82 Unsigned review, The London Magazine, June 1771 = 207
  83 Unsigned notice, The Town and Country Magazine, June 1771 = 208
  84 Unsigned review, The Court and City Magazine, July 1771 = 209
  85 Unsigned review, Every Man's Magazine, July 1771 = 210
  86 Unsigned review, The Gentleman's Magazine, July 1771 = 210
  87 JOHN GRAY, from a letter to Tobias Smollett, 8 July 1771 = 212
  88 Unsigned review, The Monthly Review, August 1771 = 213
  89 Unsigned review, The Critical Review, August 1771 = 214
  90 Anonymous, obituary verses on Smollett, October 1771 = 216
Humphry Clinker
  91 Unsigned review, The Universal Magazine, November 1771 = 216
  92 RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, from a letter to Thomas Grenville, 30 October 1772 = 219
  93 JOHN HALL STEVENSON, from Makarony Fables, 1772 = 219
  94 'NESTOR' and 'CAUTION', The Monthly Ledger, 1773 = 221
Ode to Independence
  95 ［RALPH GRIFFITHS］, The Monthly Review, December 1773 = 222
  96 ANDREW HENDERSON, from A Second Letter to Dr Johnson, 1775 = 223
Life and Works
  97 Unsigned article, The Westminster Magazine, 1775 = 224
  98 JAMES BEATTIE, from Essays, 1776 = 230
  99 JAMES BEATTIE, from Essays, 1776 = 231
  100 Anonymous, The Westminster Magazine, 1776 = 232
Plays and Poems(1777)
  101 Anonymous, from Life of Smollett, 1777 = 233
  102 Unsigned review, The Monthly Review, July 1777 = 238
  103 WILLIAM KENRICK, The London Review, 1777 = 238
  104 ［MRS ANNE GRANT］, from a letter to Miss Ewing, 24 November 1778 = 240
Smollett and Scotland
  105 Anonymous, from The Mirror, 22 February 1780 = 241
  106 THOMAS DAVIES, from Memoirs of Garrick, 1780 = 242
Ethical and Critical Views 1783-90
  107 JAMES BEATTIE, from Dissertations, 1783 = 245
  108 Anonymous, The English Review, 1783 = 246
  109 SAMUEL J. PRATT, from Moral Tales, 1785 = 247
  110 CLARA REEVE, from The Progress of Romance, 1785 = 248
  111 VICESIMUS KNOX, from Essays Moral and Literary, 1785 = 249
  112 ROBERT BURNS, from a letter to Dr John Moore, August 1787 = 249
  113 ROBERT BURNS, from a letter to an Edinburgh bookseller, 18 July 1788 = 250
  114 WILLIAM COWPER, from two letters to Lady Hesketh, 7 February 1788, 6 May 1788 = 250
  115 ROBERT BURNS, from a letter to Dr John Moore, 14 July 1790 = 251
  116 Anonymous, The Critical Review, 1791 = 252
  117 WILLIAM CREECH, from Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces, 1791 = 253
  118 LORD WOODHOUSELEE, from Essay on the Principles of Translation, 1791 = 255
Ferdinand Count Fathom
  119 MRS BARBAULD, from 'On the Pleasure Dervied from Objects of Terror', 1792 = 255
  120 'BOMBARDINION' ［FRANCIS GARDEN］, from The Bee, 1792 = 257
Life and Works 1792-1800
  121 ［JEREMIAH WHITAKER NEWMAN］, from The Lounger's Common Place Book(1792) = 258
  122 JAMES LACKINGTON, from Memoirs(1793) = 264
  123 ISAAC D'ISRAELI, from Essay on the...Literary Character, 1795 = 265
  124 RICHARD CUMBERLAND, from 'Reasons for writing as fast as we can', 1795 = 265
  125 ROBERT ANDERSON, from Miscellaneous Works of Smollett, 1796 = 266
  126 DR JOHN MOORE, from The Works of Tobias Smollett, 1797 = 271
On Familiar Narrative
  127 'M.H', The Monthly Magazine, 1797 = 274
On Style
  128 WILLIAM GODWIN, from The Enquirer, 1797 = 276
On Bare Narrative
  129 CHARLES LAMB, from a letter to William Wordworth, 1801 = 278
Morality and Criticism
  130 Anonymous, The Port Folio, 19 June 1802 = 278
  131 HUGH MURRAY, from Morality of Fiction, 1805 = 281
  132 LORD WOODHOUSELEE, from Memoirs, 1807 = 282
  133 ［LADY ANNE HAMILTON］, from Epics of the Ton, 1807 = 283
Smollett's Naval Characters
  134 EDWARD MANGIN, from An Essay on Light Reading, 1808 = 284
British Novelists
  135 MRS BARBAULD, from The British Novelists, 1810 = 290
  136 ALEXANDER CHALMERS, from Works of the English Poets, 1810 = 295
  137 WILLIAM MUDFORD, from The British Novelists, 1810 = 300
  138 Anonymous, from The Port Folio, November 1811 = 325
  139 SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH, from Memoirs, 1811 = 329
  140 ISAAC D'ISRAELI, from Calamities and Quarrels of Authors, 1812 = 330
  141 Anonymous, The Quarterly Review, June 1812 = 332
The Romantics
  142 LEIGH HUNT, from a letter to Mr Ives, 17 March 1813, a letter to Shelley, 20 September 1819, and Table Talk, 1851 = 334
  143 WILLIAM HAZLITT, from The Edinburgh Review, 1814 = 335
  144 JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART, from a letter to Archibald Constable, 29 December 1814 = 338
  145 Anonymous, The Edinburgh Review, October 1815 = 339
  146 Anonymous, The Critical Review, 1815 = 339
  147 JOHN DUNLOP, from The History of Fiction, 1816 = 340
  148 WILLIAM HAZLITT on Smollett, 1823 = 341
  149 THOMAS CARLYLE on reading Smollett = 343
  150 JOHN KEATS, from a letter to his brothers, 5 January 1818 = 343
  151 CHARLES ROBERT MATURIN, from The British Review, 1818 = 344
  152 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE on 'Wit and Humour', 1818 = 345
  153 NATHAN DRAKE, from Literary Hours, 1820 = 347
  154 SIR THOMAS NOON TALFOURD, New Monthly Magazine, February 1821 = 347
  155 Anonymous, The Retrospective Review, 1821 = 348
  156 CHARLES LAMB, from 'Imperfect Sympathies', August 1821 = 349
Scott on Smollett
  157 SIR WALTER SCOTT, from Lives of the Novelists, 1821 = 350
  158 SIR WALTER SCOTT, from The Fortunes of Nigel, 1822 = 364
  159 JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART, from The Life of Robert Burns, 1828 = 365
Dickens on Smollett
  160 CHARLES DICKENS, from 'Autobiographical Fragment', 1847 and a letter to Mr Frank Stone, 30 May 1854 = 366
APPENDIX 1 Quotations from Peregrine Pickle = 368
APPENDIX 2 Key to The Adventures of an Atom = 368
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY = 373
INDEX = 375