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Dictionary of the History of Ideas

Studies of Selected Pivotal Ideas
  
  

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Mary Benson, Women in Eighteenth Century America:
A Study of Opinion and Social Usage
(New York, 1935).
Mrs. Susannah Centlivre, “The Bassett-Table” (1706), in The
Works of the Celebrated Mrs. Centlivre,
Vol. I (London,
1761). Sir Lionel Henry Cust, History of the Society of
Dilettanti,
comp. by Lionel Cust, ed. Sidney Colvin (London
and New York, 1914). John Evelyn, The Diary of John
Evelyn,
ed. E. S. de Beer (Oxford, 1955). Walter E.
Houghton, Jr., “The English Virtuoso in the Seventeenth
Century,” Journal of the History of Ideas, 3 (1942), 51-75,
190-219. Gerald Dennis Meyer, The Scientific Lady in
England, 1650-1760
(Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1955).
Majorie Nicolson, Science and Imagination (Ithaca, 1956);
idem, Thomas Shadwell: The Virtuoso (Lincoln, 1966), with
David Rodes. Myra Reynolds, The Learned Lady in England,
1650-1760
(Boston and New York, 1920). Louis Booker
Wright, Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England
(Chapel Hill, N.C., 1935). Thomas Wright, The Female
Virtuoso's. A Comedy: as it is acted at the Queen's theatre

(London, 1693).

MARJORIE HOPE NICOLSON

[See also Atomism in the Seventeenth Century; Baconian-
ism
; Biological Conceptions; Experimental Science; Newton
on Method;
Optics; Satire; Women.]