Macaulay's Life of Samuel Johnson, With a Selection From His Essay on Johnson

Experience Thomas Babington Macaulay's insightful biography of one of the 18th century's most influential literary figures, Samuel Johnson. "Macaulay's Life of Samuel Johnson," presented here with a selection from Johnson's own essay on the subject, offers a compelling portrait of the celebrated writer, lexicographer, and critic.

Macaulay's biographical work provides a historical perspective on Johnson's life and times, exploring his profound impact on literature and culture. This volume delves into Johnson's personality, achievements, and the intellectual landscape he shaped. A cornerstone of biographical and literary criticism, this work remains a vital resource for understanding Johnson and the era in which he lived. Perfect for readers interested in biography, literary history, and the enduring legacy of Samuel Johnson.

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