Abyssinia's Samuel Johnson: Ethiopian thought in the making of an English author

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Chapter 1. Three Thousand Years of Habesha History and Discourse Chapter 2: Samuel Johnson's Discursive Possession and The Voyage to Abyssinia Chapter 3: Johnson's Reading, Beliefs, and Translation of The Voyage to Abyssinia Chapter 4: Habesha Discourse in The Voyage To Abyssinia Chapter 5: Habesha Discourse and Johnson's Drama Irene Chapter 6: Habesha Discourse and Johnson's Oriental Tales Chapter 7: Habesha Discourse in Johnson's Sources for Rasselas Chapter 8: Habesha Discourse and Johnson's Rasselas Conclusion Bibliography

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