The salon and English lettersFront matterReading editionChapter navigation20 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE SALON AND ENGLISH LETTERSChapter I · IntroductionChapter II · Origin and Characteristics of the SalonChapter III · The Eighteenth Century SalonChapter IV · English Authors in Parisian SalonsChapter V · The Earlier English SalonChapter VI · Conversation Parties and Literary AssembliesChapter VII · The Bluestocking ClubChapter VIII · The London SalonChapter IX · Bluestockings as AuthorsChapter X · Mrs. Montagu as a Patron of the ArtsChapter XI · ResultsPART III THE SOCIAL SPIRIT IN ENGLISH LETTERSChapter XII · Johnson and the Art of ConversationChapter XIII · Walpole and the Art of Familiar CorrespondenceChapter XIV · Fanny Burney and the Art of the DiaristChapter XV · Boswell and the Art of Intimate BiographyINDEXFOOTNOTES:Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE SALON AND ENGLISH LETTERSAll chapters and sections (20)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE SALON AND ENGLISH LETTERSPart 1 · Chapters1234Part 2 · Chapters567891011Parts3Part 3 · Chapters12131415Part 3 · Other sectionsINDEXFOOTNOTES:Original coverTHE SALON AND ENGLISH LETTERS →
