The seventeenth century studies in the history of English thought and literature from Bacon to Pope - Jones, Richard Foster 1886- (Stanford, Calif. Stanford University Press, 1951)
Richard Foster Jones, by M. Nicolson.--Essays, by R. F. Jones.--A bibliography of the published writings of Richard Foster Jones.--The invention of the ethical calculus, by L. I. Bredvold.--The conversation of the Augustans, by H. Davis.--Some aspects of medicine reflected in seventeenth-century literature with special reference to the Plague of 1665, by J. F. Fulton.--John Foxe and the Puritan Revolution, by W. Haller.--Pope on wit: The essay on criticism, by E. N. Hooker.--Milton's treatment of Reformation history in The tenure of kings and magistrates, by M. Y. Hughes.--Travel as education, by G. B. Parks.--Milton and the attempted Whig revolution, by G. F. Sensabaugh.--Pope and The great shrew of nature, by G. Sherburn.--Addison's contribution to criticism, by C. D. Thorpe.--A note on Dryden's criticism, by E. M. Tillyard.--Philosophy and romance in Shakespeare's problem comedies, by V. K. Whitaker.--John Donne and the psychology of spiritual effort, by H. C. White.--The touch of cold philosophy, by B. Willey.
Bibliographical footnotes.
Published on the occasion of the sixty-fifth birthday of Richard Foster Jones, July 7, 1951.
Keywords: English literature -- History and criticism. -- Early modern, 1500-1700.; Great Britain -- Intellectual life -- 17th century