Letters of Dr. Samuel Johnson
Subtitle: carefully selected and arranged from various publications, with explanatory notes : to which are added, miscellaneous essays on interesting subjects : with a fine portrait of the author
Contributors: Donald and Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson (Houghton Library); Bell & Bradfute; Goldberg, Gerald M., former owner
Publisher: Printed for Bell and Bradfute, Wm. Whyte and co., James Robertson and co., Waugh and Innes, John Robertson, Macredie and co., John Fairbairn, John Anderson, jun. and Thomsons, Brothers
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 469
Subjects: Correspondence
Work titles: Correspondence
Notes: Index: p. [vii] - x.
Table of contents: title: Letters of Dr. Samuel Johnson; title: Essays of Dr. Samuel Johnson. I. On vicious intromission. II. On lay patronage. III. On the right of censure from the pulpit. IV. On school discipline. V. On the foreign policy of Great Britain. VI. On the bravery of the English common soldiers. VII. On agriculture. VIII. On commerce, and the knowledge necessary for a merchant