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Samuel Johnson: His Career and Writings

Author(s): Johnson, Samuel; Schneider, Herbert; Schneider, Carol
ISBN10: 184371003X
ISBN13: 9781843710035
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Arguably one of the three main thinkers of pre-independence America, Samuel Johnson was the chief exponent of Berkeley’s idealism and the first president of the religious college that later became Columbia University. Containing his autobiography and correspondence with other important figures of the period, his philosophical and clerical works, and a history of Columbia University, these volumes also contain a bibliography and index.

Foreword v
Nicholas Murray Butler
Preface ix
Table of Contents of the Four Volumes
xi
Part I. The Autobiography 1768-1770 1(50)
Part II. Biographical Notes 51(20)
Sarah Beach Johnson. From a Portrait by an unknown artist. In the possession of Miss Geraldine W. Carmalt
52(1)
An Account of Samuel Johnson's Death. From T. B. Chandler: The Life of Samuel Johnson 1805
53(3)
Autobiographical Fragments
56(3)
Liber Dierum Samuel Johnsonis 1722-1731
59(12)
Part III. Letters 1722-1785 71(424)
Appendix. Catalogue of Books Read by Samuel Johnson 1719-1756 495
Preface to Volume Two v
Introduction: The Mind of Samuel Johnson 1(22)
Herbert Wallace Schneider
Part I. Synopsis Philosophiae Naturalis. With an English Translation by Jacob Hammer c. 1714 23(32)
Part II. An Encyclopedia of Philosophy. With an English Translation by H. W. S. 1714 55(132)
Part III. Correspondence with Daniel Brown about the Encyclopedia. 1714-1716 187(14)
Part IV. The Revised Encyclopedia 1716 201(16)
Reproduction of Two Pages of the Revised Encyclopedia
202(15)
Part V. Logic 1720 217(28)
Part VI. Miscellaneous Notes 1717-1729 245(16)
Mundus Novus 1717
247(1)
Mr. John Norris' Classes or Distinctions of Thought 1718
247(1)
The Distinctions of Truth 1718
248(1)
Mr. Crousaz' Division of Logic no date
249(1)
The Best Method (to Me) of Scholars' Studies while at the College c. 1720
250(1)
Selections from A Book of Collections from Authors no date
250(4)
``Jovis Omnia Plena'' (A Letter to the New York Gazette) 1729
254(7)
Part VII. The Philosophical Correspondence between Samuel Johnson and Bishop George Berkeley 1729-1730 261(24)
Part VIII. The Philosophical Correspondence between Samuel Johnson and Cadwallader Colden 1744-1753 285(22)
Part IX. The Growth of Samuel Johnson's Introduction to Philosophy 1730-1771 307(50)
An Outline of Philosophy c. 1730
309(4)
Excerpts from An Introduction to Philosophy 1744(?)
313(8)
Tables of Contents of An Introduction to Philosophy 1748 (?)
321(3)
Correspondence concerning the System of Morality 1746-1752
324(7)
Correspondence concerning Elementa Philosophica and Other Publications 1754-1765
331(14)
Title Page and Editor's Preface from the Third Edition of Elementa Philosophica 1754
345(7)
Title Page of An English and Hebrew Grammar, and Last Revision of the Synopsis of Philosophy 1771
352(5)
Part X. Elementa Philosophica 1752 357(162)
Reproduction of Title Page of Benjamin Franklin's Edition of Johnson's Elementa Philosophica
358(161)
Part XI. Raphael, or The Genius of the English America. A Rhapsody no date 519(82)
Part XII. Reflections on Old Age and Death no date 601
Preface to Volume Three v
Part I. Concerning Episcopacy 1(16)
My Present Thoughts concerning Episcopacy 1719
3(6)
A Letter from Thomas Foxcroft to Samuel Johnson 1726
9(8)
Part II. Three Letters to Dissenters 17(114)
A Letter from a Minister of the Church of England to His Dissenting Parishioners 1733
19(17)
A Second Letter from a Minister of the Church of England to His Dissenting Parishioners 1734
36(83)
A Third Letter from a Minister of the Church of England to His Dissenting Parishioners 1737
119(12)
Part III. Polemics 131(28)
Correspondence between Samuel Johnson and Hezekiah Gold 1741
133(12)
A Letter from Samuel Johnson to Jedidiah Mills 1741
145(4)
A Letter to Samuel Browne on Absolute Predestination 1738
149(10)
Part IV. Letters concerning the Sovereignty of God 159(56)
A Letter concerning the Sovereignty of God, from Aristocles to Authades 1745
161(23)
Samuel Johnson's Letter to Mr. Dickinson in Defense of Aristocles to Authades 1747
184(22)
Title Page and Samuel Johnson's Preface to ``A Second Vindication of God's Sovereign Free Grace Indeed,'' by John Beach 1748
206(9)
Part V. Ecclesiastical Correspondence 1724-1768 215(76)
Part VI. Selected Sermons 291(296)
My First Sermon 1715
293(20)
Title Page and Outline of Sermon Fifth 1715
313(2)
Sermon VI 1716
315(12)
The Reasonableness of Religion and Obedience 1716
327(9)
The Immortality of the Soul of Man 1716
336(15)
Notes for a Sermon on The Image of God in Man 1718
351(3)
Notes far a Sermon on Who Have a Right to Eternal Glory 1718
354(3)
The Separate State of the Soul and the Comfort of Good Men in Death 1726
357(12)
The Necessity of Revealed Religion 1727
369(12)
The Foundation of Our Faith in Christ 1731
381(13)
True Philosophy, or the Wisdom of Religion and Virtue 1731
394(12)
The New Creature 1738
406(16)
The Creating of the World 1739
422(13)
The Great Duty of Thankfulness to God and Especially for Public Blessings 1740
435(12)
The Spiritual Discerning of Spiritual Things 1742
447(11)
The Blessedness of Giving Beyond That of Receiving 1744
458(12)
The Great Eternal Rule of Justice 1745
470(12)
A Discourse concerning the Nature of God 1747
482(19)
Concerning the Intellectual World 1747
501(14)
The Beauty of Holiness in the Worship of the Church of England 1749
515(23)
The Entire Dependence of the Creature on God 1749
538(10)
The Fast to Implore God's Blessing on the Expedition against Niagara and Crown Point 1756
548(9)
A Demonstration of the Reasonableness, Usefulness and Great Duty of Prayer 1760
557(19)
Title Page, Advertisement and Sermon III from a Sermon Book: Six Sermons by Way of Exposition of Psalm XXXVI 1766
576(11)
Part VII. Liturgical Writings 587
The Creed or Summary of the Christian Faith 1720
589(1)
A Short Catechism for Young Children 1765
590(10)
A Draught of the Christian Religion no date
600(1)
A Commonplace for the Chief Heads of Divinity 1720
601(31)
A Form of Morning and Evening Prayer, and Two Collects (1756) 1766
632
Preface to Volume Four v
Part I. Letters concerning the Founding and Early Affairs of the College 1753-1768 1(116)
King's College. From a Copper Engraving by P. Canot after a Drawing by Captain Thomas Howdell
2(115)
Part II. The Controversy concerning the Founding of King's College 117(98)
Selections from The Independent Reflector 1753-54
119(58)
Extract from the Journal of the General Assembly of New York, Vol. II, containing William Livingston's Protest 1754
177(14)
A Brief Vindication of the Proceedings of the Trustees Relating to the College 1754
191(17)
Extract from The Querist, or a Letter to a Member of the General Assembly of the Colony of New York 1754
208(5)
Extracts from The Watch Tower 1755
213(2)
Part III. Documents from the Early History of King's College 215(48)
The Advertisement of a Second Lottery towards Founding a College in the Province of New York 1754
217(2)
Extract from the Original Charter of King's College 1754
219(3)
Advertisements of the Beginning of Tuition in the College 1754
222(2)
The Meaning of the Device for the Seal, with a Reproduction of Samuel Johnson's Sketch for the Seal 1754
224(1)
Laws and Orders of the College of New York 1755
225(4)
The Account of the Laying of the Cornerstone of King's College, Prepared for the Gazette by Samuel Johnson 1756
229(2)
Rules for Dieting the Students Belonging to King's College in New York 1761
231(1)
Letters Patent Authorizing a Collection from House to House for the Colleges of Philadelphia and New York 1762
231(6)
The Statutes of King's College in the City of New York 1763
237(6)
The Matricula or Register of Admissions and Graduations and of Officers Employed in King's College at New York 1754-1775
243(18)
A List of Benefactors to King's College 1763 (?)
261(2)
Part IV. Academic Rites and Rituals 263(20)
King's College: From a Print in the New York Magazine in 1790
264(1)
The Form of Morning and Evening Prayers to Be Used in the College 1755 (?)
265(6)
Samuel Johnson's Prayer for the College at the Laying of the Cornerstone 1756
271(1)
A Short Prayer for the Pupils
272(1)
The Order of Holding Commencement 1758 (?)
273(4)
Subjects of Briefs for Syllogistic Disputations at Commencement Exercises c.1762
277(1)
An Exhortation to the Graduates 1762
278(2)
An Account of the Commencement Exercises at King's College 1758
280(3)
Bibliography and Chronological Index 283(80)
Index 363

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