Life of Samuel Johnson (Annotated)

Differentiated book- It has a historical context with research of the time-James Boswell, ninth Laird Auchinleck (Edinburgh, October 29, 1740 - London, May 19, 1795) was a Scottish writer, lawyer, and aristocrat, known for his biography The Life of Samuel Johnson (1791, The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.), English doctor, intellectual and man of letters from the 18th century (1709-1784). Son of Lord Auchinleck (read Lord Affleck), judge of the Supreme Court of Scotland, he studied law first at the universities of Edinburgh (1753-1758) and Glasgow (1758-1762), where he was a student of Adam Smith. Subsequently, he would complete his training in Utrecht. Before leaving for that city, he met Samuel Johnson in London on May 16, 1763, a figure whom he professed great admiration and with whom he would later be united by a great friendship. After graduating from Utrecht, he made numerous trips around Europe, in which he also related to relevant figures of his time, such as Rousseau, Voltaire, General Pasquale Paoli, David Hume, ... Fruit of those trips, encouraged by Samuel Johnson, I would outline several travel books such as Boswell in Holland and Boswell on the Grand Tour: Germany and Switzerland (1763-1764) that were not published until the 20th century.