Volume 1: Advertisement; The Life of Dr. Samuel Johnson; Index. Volume 2: The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets: Cowley; Denham; Milton; Butler; Rochester; Roscommon; Otway; Waller; Pomfret; Dorset; Stepney; J. Philips; Walsh; Dryden; Smith; Duke. Volume 3: The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets, continued: King; Sprat; Halifax; Parnell; Garth; Rowe; Addison; Hughes; Sheffield; Buckinghamshire; Prior; Congreve; Blackmore; Fenton; Gay; Granville; Yalden; Tickell; Hammond; Somervile; Savage; Swift; Broome. Volume 4: The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets concluded: Pope; Pitt; Thomson; Watts; A. Philips; West; Collins; Dyer; Shenstone; Young; Mallet; Akenside; Gray; Lyttelton; Miscellaneous Lives: Father Paul Sarpi; Boerhaave; Blake; Sir Francis Drake; Barretier; Morin; Burman; Sydenham; Sheynel; Cave; King of Prussia; Browne; Ascham. Volume 5: The Rambler. Volume 6: Continuation of The Rambler. Volume 7: The Rambler, concluded. Volume 8: The Idler. Volume 9: The Adventurer; Philological Tracts: The plan of an English dictionary; Preface to the English Dictionary; Proposals for printing the dramatick works of William Shakespeare, printed in the year 1756; Preface to Shakespeare, published in the year 1768; General observations on the plays of Shakespeare; An account of the Harleian Library; An essay on the origin and importance of small tracts and fugitive pieces; Some account of a book called The Life of Benvenuto Cellini; A view of the controversy between Mons. Crousaz and Mr. Warburton, on the subject of Mr. Pope's Essay on Man; Preliminary discourse to the London Chronicle, January 1, 1757; Introduction to the World Displayed; The preface to The Preceptor, containing a general plan of education; Preface to Rolt's Dictionary; Preface to the translation of Father Lobo's voyage to Abissinia; An essay on epitaphs. Volume 10: Political Tracts: The false alarm [1770]; Thoughts on the late transactions respecting Falkland's Islands [1771]; The patriot, addressed to the electors of Great Britain [1774]; Taxation no tyranny, an answer to the resolutions and address of the American Congress [1775]; Political Essays: Observations on the state of affairs in 1756; An introduction to the political state of Great Britain, written in the year 1756; Miscellaneous Essays: Review of the Memoirs of the Court of Augustus, by Thomas Blackwell; Review of four letters from Sir Isaac Newton to Dr. Bentley, containing some arguments in proof of a deity; Review of a philosophical enquiry into the origin of our ideas of the sublime and beautiful; Review of a free enquiry into the nature and origin of evil; Review of 'A Journal of eight days journey, from Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames ...' by Mr. H****; Reply to a paper in the Gazetteer of May 26th, 1757; Introduction to the proceedings of the committee appointed to manage the contributions begun at London, December 18th, 1758, for cloathing French prisoners of war; On the bravery of the English common soldiers; Considerations on the plans offered for the construction of Black Friars Bridge, in three letters to the printer of the Gazetteer, 1759; Some thoughts on agriculture, both ancient and modern; Further thoughts on agriculture; A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland. Volume 11: Tales and Visions: The History of Rasselas, Prince of Abisinnia; The Vision of Theodore, the hermit of Teneriffe, found in his cell; The Apotheosis of Milton, a vision; Prayers and devotional exercises; Apophthegms, sentiments, opinions, and occasional reflections; Irene, a tragedy; Poems: London; The Vanity of Human Wishes; Miscellaneous poems; Poemata; Index to the works.