About the Author:
J. D. Fleeman is at Pembroke College, Oxford. James McLaverty is at University of Keele.
Review:
`Fleeman's monumental bibliography, the work of 30 years, provides an indispensable catalogue of Johnson's works from his first published poem (1731) through the editions, anthologies, and translations of the 1980s ... It definitely supersedes a pair of venerable but long-obsolete works'
J. T. Lynch, CHOICE
`essential for all serious research collections.'
J.T. Lynch, CHOICE
`Dr Fleeman has treated his massive accumulation of information not as an over-sized index but as "the annals of a literary career". And what a career it was! This book is almost a cultural history of the eighteenth century, for Johnson had a finger in every pie. . . . The reader feels herself
confided in, as well as instructed and enlightened'
Isobel Grundy, New Rambler
`Dr Fleeman was not only erudite but also humane . . . erudition and humanity, the keynotes of this work, each contributes something to the pleasure of using it. The introduction opens a number of windows on eighteenth-century practices in printing, use of paper, binding, and so forth. The
body of the book . . . offers collations, corrections of dates, re-assignments of authorship, a wealth of enviably accurate minutiae amounting to a mountain of knowledge'
Isobel Grundy, New Rambler
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