Authors, Scottish -- 18th century -- Biography; Biographers -- Great Britain -- Biography; Boswell, James, 1740-1795
A list of the books to which I have referred is printed at the
beginning of this volume. I am naturally indebted to the researches of
Dr. G. Birkbeck Hill, to the three biographers of Boswell--Dr. Rogers
(in 'Boswelliana'), Mr. Percy Fitzgerald, and Mr. W. K. Leask--and to
the brilliant study by Carlyle. I must also mention three essays which
have been particularly illuminating--that by W. E. Henley in 'Views
and Reviews,' by Lionel Johnson in 'Post Liminium,' and by Mr. Birrell
in his edition of Boswell's 'Life of Johnson.'
I am grateful especially to Mr. A. C. Benson, whose encouragement
promoted this enterprise, to Mr. G. L. Strachey for many valuable
suggestions, and to Mr. E. H. Marsh for correcting my proofs, which
was no mean labour.
GEORGE MALLORY.
CHARTERHOUSE:
_July 25, 1912_.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
[This is a list of books bearing directly upon Boswell which have been
used for this volume.]
Birrell, A., Introduction to his edition of Boswell's
Life of Johnson London, 1906
Boswell, James:
Elegy on the Death of an Amiable Young Lady 1761
Ode to Tragedy 1761
Collection of Original Poems, contributions to 1762
The Cub at Newmarket 1762
Critical Strictures on Mallet's Elvira, by A. Erskine and
J. Boswell 1763
Correspondence with the Hon. Andrew Erskine 1763
Dorando, a Spanish Tale 1767
Essence of the Douglas Cause 1767
Account of Corsica, &c., 2nd edition 1768
(1st edition was published 1768)
British Essays in favour of the Brave Corsicans 1769
The Hypochondriack in the London Magazine, Oct. 1777
to Dec. 1779
Letter to the People of Scotland on the Present State of
the Nation 1783
Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides. Ed. G. Birkbeck Hill 1887
(1st edition 1785)
Letter to the People of Scotland against the attempt to
diminish the number of the Lords of Session 1785
No Abolition of Slavery, or the Universal Empire of Love 1791
Life of Johnson. Ed. Right Hon. John Wilson Croker 1866
Life of Samuel Johnson. Ed. G. Birkbeck Hill. 6 vols.
Oxford, 1887[1]
(1st edition 1791)
Letters to Temple, reprint London, 1908[1]
---- Life of, see Rogers, Fitzgerald, and Leask.
Boswelliana, the Commonplace Book of James Boswell,
London, Grampian Club, 1876
Burke, Edmund, Correspondence London, 1824
Burney, Miss, _see_ D'Arblay.
Campbell, Rev. Dr. Thomas, Diary London, 1854
Carlyle, Miscellanies London, 1872
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