These letters chart the friendship between Boswell and the man he
called his "most intimate friend", William Johnson Temple. Covering
the period from Boswell and Temple's student days at Edinburgh
University until their mid-30s, the dialogue reveals the two men's
thoughts on their families, ambitions, sex-life and friendship.
Each is the other's "brother confessor" and the letters provide
glimpses into Boswell's personality and the subjective life of an
18th-century country parson.
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