Laurence Sterne in Germany / A Contribution to the Study of the Literary Relations of / England and Germany in the Eighteenth Century

by Harvey W. Hewett-Thayer

[25.] Leipzig, 1801, 8^o, I, 168; II, 170. 2 Kupf. und 2 Vignetten nach Chodowiecki von G. Böttiger.

[26.] LXXIX, pp. 371–377.

[27.] LXXXII, I, p. 199.

[28.] Magdeburg, I, pp. 188; II, pp. 192; III, pp. 154; IV, pp. 168; V, pp. 236.

[29.] A Sentimental Journey, mit erläuternden Anmerkungen und einem Wortregister.

[30.] Jena, 1795, II, pp. 427–30.

[31.] P. 49.

[32.] The edition is also reviewed in the Erfurtische Gelehrte Zeitung (1796, p. 294.)

[33.] The threat of Mrs. Sterne and her daughter to publish the letters to Mrs. Draper would seem to be at variance with this idea of Mrs. Sterne’s character, but her resentment or indignation, and a personal satisfaction at her former rival’s discomfiture are inevitable, and femininely human.

[34.] They are reviewed in the April number of the Monthly Review (LII, pp. 370–371), and in the April number of the London Magazine (XLIV, pp. 200–201).