The Politics of Samuel Johnson

Abyssinia American Anson Bolingbroke Boswell Britain British Burke Bute Charles Church colonies constitution debate Dictionary doctrine eighteenth century election England English evidence fact French friends Gentleman's Magazine George George III Gower happiness Henry Hervey Aston Henry Pelham House of Commons human Ibid important individual intellectual interest Jacobite Jesuits John Johnson's political Johnsonian King later Letters liberal liberty Lichfield Literary Magazine Lives London Lord Lord Gower Lyttelton ment Michael Michael Johnson mind Minorca modern nation nature opinion opposition Oxford pamphlet Parliament Parliamentary party passage patriots perhaps Pitt political attitudes politicians Prince principles Pulteney Puritan question reader reason regarded remarks Samuel Johnson satire Savage says seems Sir William Wyndham Soame Jenyns social society son's Staffordshire student theory things thought Thrale tion Toryism trade tradition tyranny Vindication vote Voyage to Abyssinia Walmesley Walpole Walpole's Whig Whiggism William writings young