Samuel Johnson, a Memorial

This biography of Samuel Johnson, one of the most famous literary figures of the 18th century, provides a detailed look at his life and work. From his struggles with depression to his friendships with the likes of Joshua Reynolds and Edmund Burke, this book offers a comprehensive portrait of a complex and influential figure in English literature.

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