Episode of Madame Latour de Franqueville [17]
Relation of the New Heloïsa to Rousseau's general doctrine [20]
Action of the first part of the story [25]
Contrasted with contemporary literature [25]
And with contemporary manners [27]
Criticism of the language and principal actors [28], [29]
Popularity of the New Heloïsa [31]
Its reactionary intellectual direction [33]
Action of the second part [35], [36]
Its influence on Goethe and others [38]