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XXIV ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE,

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Rousseau eventually a Victim to his lax Principles from theDestitution of all social Ties - 132

1749. jEtat. 37. Visits M. Diderot , who was confined at Vincennes

for a Pamphlet - - 133

Rousseau’s celebrated Essay on the proposed Question, “Whetherthe Progress of the Arts and Sciences had tended to corrupt orameliorate the condition of Men” - - 134

He renounces the Appointment of Cashier to a Farmer-generalof the Taxes - - . 135

Copies Music for a Subsistence - _ 135

1750. iEtat. 38. Great Success of his “ Devin du Village,” an Opera - 136

His Essay on “ The Origin of Inequality among Men ” - 137

1754. ^tat.42. He revisits Geneva - -137

Poverty of Madame de Warens - _ » 137

Rousseau abjures the Romish Faith, and again embraces theReformed Religion . - - - - 137

Is invited to reside in Geneva , his native City - - 138

Madame d’ Epinay . 138

She establishes him at the Hermitage near Montmorenci, be-longing to M. d’ Epinay . - 138

Rousseau’s “ Les Institutions.Politiques, ” and other literary em-ployments - - - - .139

Writes “ La Nouvelle H&lolse ” - - -140

Rousseau’s love for the Countess d’Houdetot - - -141

M. de Saint Lambert - - . HI

Cause of the Coolness between J. J. Rousseau and MM. Di-derot and Grimm - - - - -144

Treachery of M. Grimm - - - 145

State of French Society under Louis XV. - 147

1758. iEtat. 46. Rousseau removes from the Hermitage to Montmo-renci - - - - - 148

His Quarrel with Diderot - 148

He writes against the Establishment of a Theatre at Geneva - 149Sentiments expressed in his “ Confessions ” . 149

Marshal the Duke of Luxembourg and the Duchess of Luxem-bourg friendly to Rousseau - - - - 149

1760. Publication of “ La Nouvelle Helo'ise ” - -150

The “ Emile,” or Rousseau on Education - - 150

Some admirable Maxims of that celebrated Treatise - - 150

M. de Malesherbes - - 151

The “ Confession of a Savoyard Vicar ” - 152

1762. JEtat. 50. It is condemned, and Rousseau warned by the Duchess

of Luxembourg to make his escape - - -153

He arrives at Iverdun, but is exiled by the Council of Berne - 154Is received at Neufchatel by the Governor, Marshal LordKeith - - - - - - 154

His Study of Botany, and herborising Rambles - - 155

His Controversy with Geneva - - 156

Disturbances at Geneva - - - - 157