The correspondence of James Boswell with certain members of The Club, including Oliver Goldsmith, Bishops Percy and Barnard, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Topham Beauclerk, and Bennet Langton.

His Correspondence,

The Yale editions of the private papers of James Boswell

Works. Selections. 1950. McGraw-Hill.

Correspondence ;

Community and solitude : new essays on Johnson's circle

Transits : literature, thought & culture

Transits (Bucknell University)

Connecting with three "young dogs" : Johnson's early letters to Robert Chambers, Bennet Langton, and James Boswell / James Elphinston and Samuel Johnson : contact, irritations, and an "argonautic" letter John Radner / The case of the missing Hottentot : John Dun's conversation with Samuel Johnson in Tour to the Hebrides as reported by Boswell and Dun / Oliver Goldsmith's revisions to The traveller / "Down with her, Burney!" : Johnson, Burney, and the politics of literary celebrity / In the first circle : the four narrators of The life of savage / "Under the shade of exalted merit" : Arthur Murphy's A poetical epistle to Mr Samuel Johnson, A.M. / Johnson, Burke, Boswell, and the slavery debate / Samuel Johnson and Anna Seward: Solitude and Sensibility / Johnson, Warton, and the popular reader

Community and solitude : new essays on Johnson's circle

Transits : literature, thought & culture

Transits (Bucknell University)

Connecting with three "young dogs" : Johnson's early letters to Robert Chambers, Bennet Langton, and James Boswell / James Elphinston and Samuel Johnson : contact, irritations, and an "argonautic" letter John Radner / The case of the missing Hottentot : John Dun's conversation with Samuel Johnson in Tour to the Hebrides as reported by Boswell and Dun / Oliver Goldsmith's revisions to The traveller / "Down with her, Burney!" : Johnson, Burney, and the politics of literary celebrity / In the first circle : the four narrators of The life of savage / "Under the shade of exalted merit" : Arthur Murphy's A poetical epistle to Mr Samuel Johnson, A.M. / Johnson, Burke, Boswell, and the slavery debate / Samuel Johnson and Anna Seward: Solitude and Sensibility / Johnson, Warton, and the popular reader

The letters of Oliver Goldsmith

Correspondence

LETTERS -- To Daniel Hodson, [Edinburgh, October-November 1752] -- To the Reverend Thomas Contarine, Edinburgh, 8 May 1753 -- To Robert Bryanton, Edinburgh, 26 September 1753 -- To the Reverend Thomas Contarine, [Edinburgh, c. December 1753] -- [To Daniel Hodson], [Edinburgh, c. December 1753] -- To the Reverend Thomas Contarine, Leiden [c. 6 May 1754] -- To Daniel Hodson, London, 27 December 1757 -- To Edward Mills, London, 7 August [1758] -- To Robert Bryanton, London, 14 August 1758 -- To Jane Lawder, London, 15 August 1758 -- To Daniel Hodson, [London, c. 31 August 1758] -- To the Reverend Henry Goldsmith, [London, c. 13 January 1759] -- To Ralph Griffiths, [London, January 1759] -- To Mrs. Johnson, [London, 1758-1762] -- To Mrs. Johnson, [London, 1758-1762] -- To John Newbery, [London, early summer 1762] -- To John Newbery, [London, early summer 1762] -- To Lloyd's Evening Post, London, 17 November 1762 -- To James Dodsley, London, 10 March 1764 -- To John Bindley, [London, early July 1766] -- To John Bindley, [London], 12 July 1766 -- To Dr George Baker and Others, [London, 20 January 1767] -- To George Colman, London, 19 July [1767] -- To David Garrick, London, 20 July 1767 -- To the St. James's Chronicle, London, 25 July 1767 -- To Anne Percy, London, [4 October 1768] -- To Thomas Percy, [London, October 1768] -- To James Boswell, London, [c. 21 September 1769] -- To Maurice Goldsmith, [London, c. 10 January 1770] -- To William Hunter, [London, c. June 1770] -- To Daniel Hodson, [London, c. June 1770] -- To Sir Joshua Reynolds, [Lille, 27 July 1770] -- To Sir Joshua Reynolds, Paris, 29 July [1770] -- To Colin Mackenzie, [London, 1771-1772] -- To George Augustus Selwyn, [London], 15 April 1771 -- To Daniel Hodson, [London, c. June 1771] -- To Bennet Langton, London, 4 September 1771 -- To Joseph Cradock, [London, December 1771] -- To Joseph Cradock, [London, 16 February 1772] -- [To John Lee], [London, c. February 1772] -- To Richard Penneck, [Edgeware Road, c. 16 March 1772] -- To Richard Penneck, Edgeware Road, [16 March 1772] -- To John Eyles, [Edgeware Road, late March 1772] -- To Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, London, 22 May 1772 -- To Thomas Bond, London, 16 December 1772 -- To Thomas Percy, [London, 1772-1773] -- To George Colman, [London, January 1773] -- To David Garrick, [London, early February 1773] -- To Joseph Cradock, [London, c. 17-18 March 1773] -- To the Duke of Northumberland, [London], 18 March [1773] -- To William Chambers, [London, c. 19 March 1773] -- To William Chambers, [London, late March 1773] -- To the Daily Advertiser, London, 31 March 1773 -- To James Boswell, London, 4 April 1773 -- To Hester Thrale, [London, c. 12 April 1773] -- To Thomas Percy, [London, 1773] -- To John Nourse, [London, 26 April 1773] -- To David Garrick, London, 10 June 1773 -- To Charles Burney, London, 5 November [1773] -- To Thomas Cadell, [London, 1773-1774] -- To Thomas Cadell, [London, 1773-1774] -- To David Garrick, [London, c. 24 December 1773] -- To David Garrick, [London, 25 December 1773] -- To Catherine Bunbury nee Horneck, [London, c. 25 December 1773] -- To John Nourse, [London, 20 February 1774] -- To Isaac Jackman, [London, c. March 1774].

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