Washington Irving's 'The Life of Oliver Goldsmith' provides an intimate portrait of the life of this celebrated 18th-century writer. Not only does Irving portray Goldsmith in his literary and intellectual pursuits, but also in his personal struggles with his health and finance. Irving's insights into the life of Oliver Goldsmith make this book a valuable read for anyone interested in the 18th-century literary scene.

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