Distinction between Rousseau and his school [40]
Singular pictures of domesticity [42]
Sumptuary details [44]
The slowness of movement in the work justified [46]
Exaltation of marriage [47]
Equalitarian tendencies [49]
Not inconsistent with social quietism [51]
Compensation in the political consequences of the triumph of sentiment [54]
Circumstances of the publication of the New Heloïsa [55]
Nature of the trade in books [57]