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ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE. XXiiia. d. Page

Is prevented from returning to Ferney by Madame Denis - 305

1778. Death of M. de Voltaire - - 106

Delineation of his Character - - -107

His Infidelity, and Grossness, alluded to - 108

Critique of his Works - - -109

ROUSSEAU.

1712—1778.

712. Birth of Jean-Jacques Rousseau at Geneva - - -111

His Studies when a Boy - - -112

Placed under M. Lambercier, Minister of Bossey - -113

Lives with a M, Bernard, Engineer - - - - 114

Is pupil to a Greffier - - - 114

His love of Reading - - 115

He runs away from Geneva - - - - -115

Visits M. do Pontverre at Confignon in Savoy - - 116

The Countfess de Warens, a Convert to the Romish Religion, ispensioned by the King of Sardinia , and resides at Annecy - 117Rousseau Is recommended to the Hospital of Turin for the Con-version of Protestants - - - - 117

His Abjuration of the Calvinistic Creed ... -118Is Footman to the Countess Vercelli - - -119

Also a domestic in a noble Family at Turin - - - 120

Whom he quits on a roving Expedition to revisit Madame deWarens - - - - - - 320

1729. TEtat. 17. Kind reception of Jean-Jacques by that Lady - - 121His Genius in Music - - - - 121

His Visit to Neufcbatel and Paris - * 122

1733. JEtat.21. Madame deWarens recommends himto Employment in

a Bureau at Chamberi - - 122

1735. iEtat. 23. He is established at Chamberi as Music-master - 124Madame de Warens removes to Les Charmettes, where Rousseauprosecutes his Studies with Ardour - - - 125

The Confessions of Jean-Jacques with regard to this Period ofhis Career - - - - - - 126

Ill-health of Rousseau - - 126

His Method of Notation for Music - - -127

Rousseau’s Spirit of Independence - - 128

1741. JEtat. 29. His Employments at Paris , where he is encouraged -1281743. iEtat. 31. Appointed Secretary to M. de Montague, Ambassador

at Venice .>*■ - - - - - 128

His Return to Paris - - - 129

His Friends interest themselves for him - - -129

His Mistress Th^rfesc le Vasseur - - - 130

Rousseau consigns their Children to the “ Enfans trouves ” - 131

Reflections on the Condition of Foundlings - - 131