Oliphant Smeaton's "Tobias Smollett" offers a comprehensive biography of the celebrated 18th-century Scottish novelist. This critical work delves into the life and literary contributions of Smollett, exploring his lasting impact on literature. Readers gain insight into the context that shaped his work, solidifying Smollett's place in literary history. Smeaton's biography provides literary criticism, examining the key themes and stylistic elements that define Smollett's novels. A valuable resource for anyone interested in 18th-century literature and the lives of influential novelists, this book explores the author's life and works. It remains a significant contribution to understanding the Scottish novelist. This meticulously prepared edition brings Smeaton's insightful study back into print, ensuring its continued availability for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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