New light on Dr. Johnson
Subtitle: essays on the occasion of his 250th birthday
By: edited by Frederick W. Hilles.
Publisher: Archon Books
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [Hamden, Conn.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 348
Subjects: Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The young waterman, by W.S. Lewis.; title: Johnson's poems, by D.N. Smith.; title: Johnson's practice in the poetical imitation, by J. Butt.; title: Johnson and Juvenal, by M. Lascelles.; title: Johnson at Drury Lane, by R.F. Metzdorf.; title: Johnson's Dictionary, by W.K. Wimsatt.; title: Johnson's Dissertation on flying, by G.J. Kolb.; title: Dr. Franklin meets Dr. Johnson, by M.J. Quinlan.; title: A biographer looks at Dr. Johnson, by J.L. Clifford.; title: Dr. Johnson's second wife, by D. and M. Hyde.; title: The dark hints of Sir John Hawkins and Boswell, by F.A. Pottle.; title: Dr. Johnson as bibliographer and book collector, by E.L. McAdam.; title: Dr. Johnson's spectacles, by M.H. Abrams.; title: Personification reconsidered, by B.H. Bronson.; title: We fell upon Sir Eldred, by H.W. Liebert.; title: Johnson and intellectual history, by W.R. Keast.; title: The making of The life of Pope, by F.W. Hilles.; title: Johnson in parody, by S.C. Roberts.; title: Dr. Johnson and the contrary converts, by J.M. Osborn.; title: Dr. Johnson and the young Burneys, by J. Hemlow.