Zelis [electronic resource] /
Goldsmith, Oliver,1730?-1774.
Johnston, W. T.(William Thompson),1934-
Livingston : Officina Educational Publications,
2008.
Title from title screen.
The 'Chinese letters', written by Oliver Goldsmith (1729-1774), first appeared in the 'Public ledger'. They wrere then collected and, renamed as 'The citizen of the world; or Letters from a Chinese philosopher, residing in London, to his friends in the East', were printed in two volumes at London in 1762. There are 123 letters in all. The story of Zelis has been extracted and edited, from the 1762 edition, by W.T. Johnston, March 1993. Goldsmith's punctuation and spelling are followed exactly, unlike other recent editions. This edition first published 1995. Revised continuously to 2008.
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