Essays in eighteenth-century biography / edited with an introduction by Philip B. Daghlian.

Bloomington : Indiana University Press, [1968]

xv, 126 pages ; 22 cm

"Papers ... delivered at Indiana University on March 17 and 18, 1967, at a conference on biography as an art"

Literary form in factual narrative: the example of Boswell's Johnson, by R. W. Rader.--The uses of autobiography in the eighteenth century, by D. Greene.--How much should a biographer tell? Some eighteenth-century views, by J. L. Clifford.--Selected bibliography, by R. D. Kelly (p. 96-110)--A reading course in autobiography, by D. Greene (p. 111-117)