Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 2
1843
The second volume of Macaulay's Edinburgh Review essays, running from Machiavelli and Von Ranke to Frederic the Great, Francis Bacon and John Bunyan. It also carries the political pieces, including his argument for removing the civil disabilities of the Jews and his answer to Gladstone on church and state.
- Machiavelli
- Von Ranke
- War of the Succession in Spain
- Frederic the Great
- Southey’s Colloquies
- CIVIL Disabilities of the Jews
- Gladstone on Church and State
- Francis Bacon
- John Bunyan
- Leigh Hunt
- The Life and Writings of Addison
- Samuel Johnson
- Madame D’arblay
- Moore’s Life of Lord Byron
- Mr. Robert Montgomery
- Index and Glossary of Allusions