The Rambler [by S. Johnson And Others. 208 Nos. In 1 Vol. With A Duplicate Title-leaf] (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024312584)

"The Rambler," a collection of 208 essays, stands as a cornerstone of 18th-century English literature. Originally published twice weekly from 1750 to 1752, primarily written by Samuel Johnson with contributions from others, these essays cover a diverse range of topics, from morality and manners to literary criticism and social commentary. Johnson's eloquent prose and insightful observations offer a window into the intellectual and cultural landscape of his time.

This edition presents the complete run of "The Rambler" in a single volume, preserving the original numbering and including a duplicate title-leaf. Each essay provides valuable insights into the human condition and reflects the philosophical and ethical concerns of the Enlightenment era. "The Rambler" remains a significant work for scholars and readers interested in 18th-century literature, philosophy, and social history.

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