This collection includes the letters of James Boswell, a Scottish lawyer and diarist best known for his biography of Samuel Johnson. The letters are addressed to the Reverend W. J. Temple and offer insights into Boswell's personal life and literary pursuits. Thomas Seccombe's introduction provides valuable context for the letters and their significance.

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