The history of Henry Esmond, Esq. : colonel in the service of her majesty Queen Ann written by himself

by William Makepeace Thackeray ; with introduction and notes by Y. Okakura

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• I. 作者評傳 / 1
• II. "HENRY ESMOND"と史實 / 12
• III. "HENRY ESMOND"の用語と文體 / 15
• IV. AUTHOR'S PREFACE / 18
• V. 主なる創作の梗慨 / 25
• VI. 年表慨要 / 31
• VII. 硏究書目 / 33
• HENRY ESMOND
• BOOK I. THE EARLY YOUTH OF HENRY ESMOND,UP TO THE TIME OF HIS LEAVING TRINITY COLLEGE,IN CAMBRIDGE / 1
• CHAP.I. An Account of the Family of Esmond of Castlewood Hall / 5
• II. Relates how Francis,Fourth Viscount,arrives at Castlewood / 12
• III. Whither in the time of Thomas,Third Viscount,I had preceded him,as Page to Isabella / 22
• IV. I am placed under a Popish Priest,and bred to that Religion-Viscountess Castlewood / 36
• V. My Superiors are engaged in Plots for the Restoration of King James II. / 44
• VI. The Issue of the Plots-The Death of Thomas,Third Viscount of Castlewood:and the Imprisonment of his Viscountess / 58
• VII. I am left at Castlewood an Orphan,and find most kind Protectors there / 77
• VIII. After Good Fortune comes Evil / 87
• IX. I have the Small-pox,and prepare to leave Castlewood / 99
• X. I go to Cambridge,and do but little good there / 123
• XI. I come Home for a Holiday to Castlewood,and find a Skeleton in the House / 132
• XII. My Lord Mohun comes among us for no good / 148
• XIII. My Lord leaves us and his evil behind him / 161
• XIV. We ride after him to London / 177
• BOOK II. CONTAINS MR.ESMOND'S MILITARY LIFE AND OTHER MATTERS APPERTAINING TO THE ESMOND FAMILY / 198
• CHAP.I. I am in Prison,and visited,but not consoled there / 198
• II. I come to the end of my Captivity,but not of my Trouble / 210
• III. I take the Queen's Regiment / 222
• IV. Recapitulations / 234
• V. I go on the Vigo Bay Expedition,taste Salt Water and smell Powder / 242
• VI. The 29th December / 256
• VII. I am made welcome at Walcote / 265
• VIII. Family Talk / 278
• IX. I make the Campaign of 1704 / 286
• X. An Old Story about a Fool and a Woman / 298
• XI. The famous Mr.Joseph Addison / 310
• XII. I get a Company in the Campaign of 1706 / 325
• XIII. I meet an Old Acquaintance in Flanders,and find my Mother's Grave and my own Cradle there / 331
• XIV. The Campaign of 1707-1708 / 347
• XV. General Webb wins the Battle of Wynendael / 357
• BOOK III. CONTAINING THE END OF MR.ESMOND'S ADVENTURES IN ENGLAND / 392
• CHAP.I. I come to an end of my Battles and Bruises / 392
• II. I go home,and harp on the old string / 410
• III. A Paper out of the Spectator / 428
• IV. Beatrix's New Suitor / 452
• V. Mohun appears for the last time in this History / 466
• VI. Poor Beatrix / 483
• VII. I visit Castlewood once more / 491
• VIII. I travel to France,and bring home a Portrait of Rigaud / 504
• IX. The Original of the Portrait comes to England / 517
• X. We entertain a very distinguished Guest at Kensington / 535
• XI. Our Guest quits us as not being hospitable enough / 553
• XII. A Great Scheme,and who baulked it. / 566
• XIII. August Ist,1714 / 573
• NOTES / 591
• INDEX TO NOTES / 849

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