Fugitive Pieces, On Various Subjects: By Several Authors. ... Containing I. Crito: Or a Dialogue On

Fugitive Pieces, On Various Subjects is a collection of essays and dialogues by several authors, originally published in 1765. This compilation offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual and aesthetic concerns of the 18th century. The collection includes "Crito: Or a Dialogue On Beauty," which delves into philosophical considerations of aesthetics. "An Account of the Emperor of China's Gardens" provides a historical perspective on landscape design and horticultural practices of the time. William Hay's essay, "Deformity," explores societal attitudes and philosophical reflections on physical appearance. The collection also includes "Lucina Sine Concubitu." This diverse array of subjects makes Fugitive Pieces a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in the literature, philosophy, and cultural history of the 1700s.

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