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This book is a collection of essays on a wide range of subjects, including literature, politics, and social commentary. The author's wit and wisdom are on full display, making for an entertaining and informative read.

This classic biography offers a vivid and intimate portrait of one of the most celebrated literary figures of the eighteenth century. Boswell recounts the life and times of his close friend Samuel Johnson, describing his literary output, intellectual pursuits, and personal relationships. The book offers a fascinating insight into the cultural and social context of Johnson's era, as well as the author's own life and times.

Augustine Birrell, a British author and politician, reflects on the role of solicitors in the legal profession. Through personal anecdotes and observations, Birrell provides insight on the challenges and joys of being a solicitor. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in law or the legal profession.

A collection of essays by the prominent British politician and literary critic Augustine Birrell. Includes reflections on literature, politics, and culture in turn-of-the-century England.

The biography presents an intricate portrait of Dr. Samuel Johnson, crafted by James Boswell, who first encountered Johnson in 1763. Recognized for its engaging depictions of Johnson's conversations, it significantly influenced the biography genre despite mixed critical reception. Critics argue that Boswell's alterations of quotes and omissions distort the truth, yet the work remains a vital literary achievement and a key resource for understanding Johnson's life and the era he lived in. It continues to be the most widely read biography of Johnson.