Dr. Johnson; an Address Delivered at the Johnson Bicentenary Celebration at Lichfield, September 15, 1909 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178342710)

This address, delivered by Archibald Philip Primrose, the Earl of Rosebery, commemorates the bicentenary of Samuel Johnson's birth. "Dr. Johnson; an Address Delivered at the Johnson Bicentenary Celebration at Lichfield, September 15, 1909" offers insights into Johnson's life, character, and enduring literary contributions. Rosebery's perspective provides a valuable historical lens through which to view Johnson, highlighting his significance as a literary figure and cultural icon. The speech captures the atmosphere of the bicentenary celebration and reflects early 20th-century appreciation for Johnson's works.

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