The Works Of Oliver Goldsmith: Vicar Of Wakefield, Select Poems And Comedies, With Intr., Notes And A Life By J.f. Waller

This comprehensive collection presents the essential works of Oliver Goldsmith, a celebrated figure of 18th-century English literature. Included are his most famous novel, "The Vicar of Wakefield", a heartwarming story of family, virtue, and resilience in the face of adversity; a selection of his finest poems, showcasing his lyrical talent and insightful observations on life; and his popular comedies, known for their wit, humor, and social commentary.

With an insightful introduction, detailed notes, and a biography by J.F. Waller, this volume offers readers a complete understanding of Goldsmith's life and works. Explore the brilliance of Goldsmith's prose, the beauty of his poetry, and the hilarity of his dramatic works, all within this carefully curated collection.

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