Description

Dive into the rich tapestry of 18th-century literature with "Boswell's Life of Johnson," meticulously edited by George Birkbeck Hill in 1887. This first edition set, bound in supple leather and published by the prestigious Clarendon Press, is an authoritative exploration of the celebrated author James Boswell's relations with his illustrious friend Samuel Johnson. The six-volume collection offers an intimate look into the lives and times of these towering figures in British literature, providing a historical narrative that is as engaging as it is informative. Each volume is a testament to the craftsmanship of Oxford's literary heritage, with text that is clear and concise, printed in the year 1887. The books are presented in English and remain true to their original state, with no personalizations or signatures that might detract from their historical value. Whether for the seasoned collector or the enthusiastic reader, this set stands as a remarkable contribution to the understanding and enjoyment of historical biographical works.