Goldsmith's Education at Trinity College
Poet involved
What happened
In 1744, Oliver Goldsmith enrolled at Trinity College, Dublin, where he faced financial struggles as a sizar. His time at the college was marked by a challenging relationship with his tutor, Theaker Wilder, which would later influence his writing style and themes of social inequality.
Literary impact
Goldsmith's experiences at Trinity College, particularly his struggles and the harsh treatment he received, shaped his understanding of class and education. These themes would later permeate his works, particularly in his critiques of society and the plight of the poor.
Source: Wikipedia
