The Citizen of the World; or, Letters from a Chinese Philosopher Residing in London to His Friends in the East (The Folio Society). This item is unavailable.The Citizen of the World; or, Letters from a Chinese Philosopher Residing in London to His Friends in the East (The Folio Society)

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The Citizen Of The World: Or, Letters From A Chinese Philosopher, Residing In London, To His Friends In The East. ...; The Temple Library; Volume 2 Of The Citizen Of The World: Or, Letters From A Chinese Philosopher, Residing In London, To His Friends In The East; Oliver Goldsmith; Volume 2 Of The Citizen Of The World; Herbert Railton; The Temple Classics

Oliver Goldsmith

Austin Dobson

Herbert Railton

Dent, 1891

Philosophy; History & Surveys; Modern; Biography & Autobiography / Philosophers; Chinese fiction; Epistolary fiction; Philosophers; Philosophy; Philosophy / History & Surveys / Modern

Oliver Goldsmith was an Anglo-Irish author in the mid eighteenth century. His fame grew with The Traveller, a philosophic poem and peaked the nostalgic pastoral The Deserted Village. He is remembered as one of Ireland's great writers for his wit and sharp social commentary of the often harsh and unequal times he lived in.