Titlebook: Samuel Johnson in Historical Context; Jonathan Clark,Howard Erskine-Hill (Professor of L Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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‘Elevated Notions of the Right of Kings’: Stuart Sympathies in Johnson’s Notes to Richard H notes on .. These notes are fragmentary and sometimes difficult to interpret, but they nevertheless suggest that Johnson was substantially more sympathetic to the Stuarts, up to and including James II, than supporters of the Hanoverian Johnson have been willing to admit.

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Conclusion Literature, History and Interpretationracing of languages of discourse; the re-examination of the categories we impose on people in the past; the relation of religious commitments to political ones, and the discernment of the consequences of both for literary and didactic writing.

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A Voyage out of Staffordshire; or, Samuel Johnson’s Jacobite Journeys ‘of opinion, that if the exiled family had continued to reign, there would have neither been worms in our ships nor caterpillars on our trees’..Was he then more like the quiet scholar-poet Elijah Fenton, a fellow native of Staffordshire, whose life Johnson affectionately chronicled? He wrote of ho

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The Religious and Political Character of the Parish of St. Clement Danesuffer to be questioned’.. He was an attentive reader of theological works, conscientious in private devotion and devout when attending public worship. His various homes, including Gough Square (1746?–59), Inner Temple Lane (1760–65), Johnson’s Court (1765–76) and Bolt Court (1776–84), were close to

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Religion and Political Identity: Samuel Johnson as a Nonjuror to provide standards by which his age might be judged. This belief has strengthened the assumption that he stood aside from the conflicts of his day, an Olympian above personal commitment to any merely local and temporary cause. One effect of replacing him in his historical context is to deflate th

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Tory and Whig ‘Patriots’: Lord Gower and Lord Chesterfieldby a study of two men whose lives touched Johnson’s own. The careers of Lord Gower and Lord Chesterfield illustrate that early eighteenth-century politics were constructed along party lines expressing a Whig vs. Tory dichotomy. There was political fluidity, for people could change sides in response

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Samuel Johnson, Thoughts on the Late Transactions respecting Falkland’s Islands, and the Tory Tradital life. However, they were an important dimension, and consideration of them is instructive. Such consideration is particularly important as Britain emerged as a leading world power during the century. Protracted periods of conflict played a major role in British society and any approach to British