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THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF MADAME D'ARBLAY
Оглавление(1778) Miss Burney Publishes Her First Novel and Finds Herself Famous
(1779) The Author of “Evelina” in Society: She Visits Brighton and Tunbridge Wells
(1780–1781) A Season at Bath: Mr. Thrale’s Death
(1781–2) Miss Burney Extends The Circle Of Her Acquaintance
(1782–3-4-) “Cecilia”: a paean of praise: Lamentations
(1785–6.) Miss Burney is Favourably Noticed by the King and Queen
(1786) Miss Burney Enters Upon Her Court Duties
(1786.) Royal Visit To Nuneham, Oxford And Blenheim
(1786–7-) Court Duties At Windsor And Kew
(1787) Court Duties At St. James’s And Windsor
(1787–8.) Court Duties: Some Variations In Their Routine
(1788.) The Trial of Warren Hastings
(1788.) Royal Visit to Cheltenham
(1789-) The King’s Recovery: Royal Visit to Weymouth
(1789–90.) Mr. Fairly’s’marriage: the Hastings Trial
(1790–1) Miss Burney Resigns her Place at Court
(1792–3) The French Political Emigrants: Miss Burney Marries M. D’Arblay
(1793–6) Love in a Cottage: The D’Arblays Visit Windsor
(1797–8) “Camilla” Cottage. Sundry Visits to the Royal Family
(1798–1802.) Visits to old Friends: Westhamble: Death of Mrs. Phillips: Sojourn In France
(1812–14.) Madame D’Arblay and her Son in England
(1815) Madame D’Arblay again in France: Bonaparte’s Escape from Elba
(1815) At Brussels: Waterloo: Rejoins M. D’Arblay
(1815–8) At Bath and Ilfracombe: general D’Arblay’s Illness and Death
(1818–40) Years of Widowhood. Death of Madame D’Arblay’s Son. Her Own Death
