Rousseau (Volume 1 and 2) - John Morley

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The Revolution	[1]
Rousseau its most direct speculative precursor	[2]
His distinction among revolutionists	[4]
His personality	[5]

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Birth and descent	[8]
Predispositions	[10]
First lessons	[11]
At M. Lambercier's	[15]
Early disclosure of sensitive temperament	[19]
Return to Geneva	[20]
Two apprenticeships	[26]
Flight from Geneva	[30]
Savoyard proselytisers	[31]
Rousseau sent to Anncey, and thence to Turin	[34]
Conversion to Catholicism	[35]
Takes service with Madame de Vercellis	[39]
Then with the Count de Gouvon	[42]
Returns to vagabondage	[43]
And to Madame de Warens	[45]

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Influence of women upon Rousseau	[46]
Account of Madame de Warens	[48]
Rousseau takes up his abode with her	[54]
His delight in life with her	[54]
The seminarists	[57]
To Lyons	[58]
Wanderings to Freiburg, Neuchâtel, and elsewhere	[60]
Through the east of France	[62]
Influence of these wanderings upon him	[67]
Chambéri	[69]
Household of Madame de Warens	[70]
Les Charmettes	[73]
Account of his feeling for nature	[79]
His intellectual incapacity at this time	[83]
Temperament	[84]
Literary interests, and method	[85]
Joyful days with his benefactress	[90]
To Montpellier: end of an episode	[92]
Dates	[94]