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Boswell And Johnson Their Companions And Contemporaries Jf Waller

Name: Boswell And Johnson Their Companions And Contemporaries Jf Waller
SKU: BELL-50677754
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (86 reviews)

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.86 MB

Author: J.F. Waller

ISBN: 9781472553997, 1472553993

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Boswell And Johnson Their Companions And Contemporaries Jf Waller by J.f. Waller 9781472553997, 1472553993 instant download after payment.

Boswell and Johnson are two names that may well be placed together: a great artist and his great subject; indeed the name of the one ever recalls that of the other. If Boswell owes all the permanency of his fame to Johnson, Johnson owes not a little of his to Boswell. The finest and the wisest table-talk that English literature possesses has been preserved by the faithfullest and ablest of chroniclers. This volume attempts no new life of either. The author’s aim has been to accomplish a pleasant and instructive picture of the great man of the Eighteenth Century “of his mind, his manners, his habits” his intercourse with, and influence upon, his friends, his companions, and his contemporaries.