Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson, written by Leslie Stephen and published in 1878, is a comprehensive biography of the influential English writer Samuel Johnson (1709-1784). The book chronicles Johnson's life from his challenging childhood in Lichfield to his significant literary achievements, including his acclaimed Dictionary of the English Language. Notable for its detailed exploration of Johnson's eccentric personality and intellectual contributions, this biography also highlights his relationships with contemporaries, particularly James Boswell, and his lasting impact on literary criticism and biography.






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