CONTENTS.

	PAGE
[ZASTROZZI]	1
[ST. IRVYNE; OR, THE ROSICRUCIAN]	113
[AN ADDRESS TO THE IRISH PEOPLE]	221
[PROPOSALS FOR AN ASSOCIATION]	263
[DECLARATION OF RIGHTS]	284
[A REFUTATION OF DEISM]	289
[HISTORY OF A SIX WEEKS’ TOUR]	331
[A PROPOSAL FOR PUTTING REFORM TO THE VOTE]	357
[“WE PITY THE PLUMAGE, BUT FORGET THE DYING BIRD”]	367
[LETTERS TO LEIGH HUNT]	381
THE SHELLEY PAPERS:—
[The Coliseum: A Fragment]	393
[Critical Notices of the Sculpture in the Florence Gallery:— ]
[On the Niobe]	402
[The Minerva ]	405
[On the Venus called Anadyomine]	407
[A Bas-relief]	408
[Michael Angelo’s Bacchus]	409
[A Juno]	410
[An Apollo ]	410
[Arch of Titus ]	411
[Remarks on “Mandeville” and Mr. Godwin]	412
[On “Frankenstein” ]	417
[On the Revival of Literature]	420
[A System of Government by Juries]	422
[On Love]	426

ZASTROZZI,
A ROMANCE.
BY
P. B. S.

——That their God

May prove their foe, and with repenting hand

Abolish his own works.—This would surpass

Common revenge.

Paradise Lost.

LONDON,

Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson:
57, PATERNOSTER ROW.

1810.