A History of English Prose Fiction

Note 151 — Chapter VI

Reading edition

"Julius Cæsar," Act. I, sc. 2. Quoted in Scott's "Life of Swift." For Swift, see also "Life" by Sheridan, by Roscoe, and by Forster. [152] "Life of Swift." [153] Sir W. Scott. "Life of Swift." [154] See "Life of Swift," by Scott. [155] Wilson "Life of Defoe." Lee, "Life of Defoe." [156] See "Daniel Defoe," by William Minto, p. 135. American edition. [157] William Minto, "Life of Defoe," p. 134:—"From writing biographies with real names attached to them, it was but a short step to writing biographies with fictitious names." [158] "Memoir of Defoe," William Hazlitt, p. 30. [159] See the preface to "Moll Flanders." [160] Preface to the "Serious Reflections of Robinson Crusoe." [161] "Love in Excess," "The British Recluse," "The Injured Husband," "Jenny and Jemmy Bessamy," "The Fortunate Foundling."

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