After being forced to attend the lectures of Adam Smith at Glasgow, he ran away and joined the literary society known as the Soaping Club.  His adventures included an eleven-day affair with Rousseau's wife, which he followed up with his Memoirs of Pascal Paoli, a look at Corsica and an argument for its independence.  After returning to London, he wrote a series of 70 essays, The Hypochondriack, and decided to chronicle a journey he made with his 
After being forced to attend the lectures of Adam Smith at Glasgow, he ran away and joined the literary society known as the Soaping Club.  His adventures included an eleven-day affair with Rousseau's wife, which he followed up with his Memoirs of Pascal Paoli, a look at Corsica and an argument for its independence.  After returning to London, he wrote a series of 70 essays, The Hypochondriack, and decided to chronicle a journey he made with his best friend.  However, that work, The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, was not his most famous.  FTP, name this man who wrote perhaps the most famous biography in English with his The Life of Johnson.
After being forced to attend the lectures of Adam Smith at Glasgow, he ran away and joined the literary society known as the Soaping Club.  
James Boswell