Fame and Fortune

1 Introduction; Clare Brant and George Rousseau.- I HILL & LIVES.-  2 The Biographer’s Tale: Second Thoughts of a Biographer; George Rousseau.- 3    The Propagation of Lives: Sir John Who?; Clare Brant.- 4 Sir John Hill and Friendship; Emrys Jones.- II HILL & LITERATURE.-  5 John Hill and Mary Cooper: A Case Study in Eighteenth-Century Publishing; Beverley Schneller.- 6 “The Ravished Organs of the Attentive Audience”: John Hill and Christopher Smart; Min Wild.- 7  “Unassisted Hill”: Churchill’s Satire and the Fate of the Virtuoso; Adam Rounce.- 8 The Erotic Satires of Sir John Hill; Julie Peakman.- III HILL & PUBLIC PLACES.-  9 The Doctor as Man of Letters:  mid-Georgian Transformations; George Rousseau.-  10 Coffee-house Sociability, Science and Public Life in John Hill’s The Inspector; Markman Ellis.- 11 The Inspector at Large: Sir John Hill’s Interrogation of London Space; Chris Ewers.-IV HILL & SCIENCES.- 12 A Dwarf on Giant’s Shoulders: Hill the Geologist; Christopher J.  Duffin.- 13 Sir John Hill as Botanist: The Vegetable System; Brent Elliott.- 14   John Hill, Exotic Botany and the Competitive World of Eighteenth-Century Horticulture; Sarah Easterby-Smith.<p></p>