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Letters of Thomas Carlyle. 1826-1836. ed. by Charles Eliot Norto by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1889-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The French Revolution a history by Thomas Carlyle. With introduc by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1904-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 Lectures on the history of literature, delivered by Thomas Carlyle, April to July, 1838. Edited, with pref. and notes by J. Reay Greene by Thomas, 1795-1881 Carlyle, 2009-10-26 Two note books of Thomas Carlyle. from 23d March 1822 to 16th Ma by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1898-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The French revolution. a history. [by] Thomas Carlyle. by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01 The works of Thomas Carlyle . by Carlyle. Thomas. 1795-1881., 1896-01-01

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81. Overview Of Thomas Carlyle
    Thomas Carlyle 1795 1881. Thomas Carlyle ©1995-2002 Gazetteer forScotland. Writer, historian, philosopher and literary critic.  
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    Extractions: Writer, historian, philosopher and literary critic. Born in Ecclefechan (Dumfries and Galloway), Carlyle was educated at Annan Academy and the University of Edinburgh. He wrote on a diversity of topics from the French Revolution to Oliver Cromwell. Carlyle married the Haddington-born Jane Welsh near Thornhill in 1826. The couple lived first at Comely Bank in Edinburgh, then at Craigenputtoch, a Dumfriesshire farm inherited by Jane, before moving to Chelsea in London. Their home there became the centre of a literary circle which included the poets Tennyson and Robert and Elizabeth Browning, and the authors Dickens Ruskin and Thackeray. Carlyle became Rector of the University of Edinburgh in 1866 and after delivering his rectorial address heard that his beloved wife had died of heart failure. He was devastated. Carlyle died in London. He was variously known as the Prophet of Ecclefechan and the Sage of Chelsea

82. Thomas Carlyle, Essayist And Historian
    Visit Dunkeld Home Page, Click here for the new Dougie MacLean CD.Thomas Carlyle (1795—1881). Essayist and historian One of the  
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    Extractions: One of the foremost writers and intellectuals of his era, Carlyle wrote influential works on The French Revolution, Cromwell and Frederick the Great, emphasising the cult of a great man as national moral leader. Carlyle was born in Ecclefechan, Dumfries and Galloway, as the son of a stonemason and small farmer. He was brought up in a strict Calvinist household. At the age of 15 he went to University of Edinburgh, receiving his B.A. in 1813. From 1813 to 1818 he studied for the ministry of the Church of Scotland, but abandoned this course and studied law for a while. Carlyle taught at Annan Academy (1814-16), at Kircaldy Grammar School (1816-18), and privately in Edinburg (1818-22). During this time he worked at his Life of Schiller, which was first published by the London Magazine in 1823-24. He wrote contributions for Brewter's Edinburgh Encyclopedia, also contributing to such journals as Edinburgh Review and Fraser's Magazine. From 1824 he was a full-time writer and undertook thorough study of German literature, especially Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Carlyle's essays on German philosophy introduced many new ideas to the British public. He also produced a translation of a work by Goethe, which was highly acclaimed.

83. Thomas Carlyle
    Thomas Carlyle, 1795 1881. Thomas Carlyle was a British essayistand biographer whose reputation and influence were immense in  
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    Extractions: Thomas Carlyle was a British essayist and biographer whose reputation and influence were immense in the New England Transcendentalist circle. His attraction to the Transcendentalists stemmed from his essays in the Edinburgh Review , especially "State of German Literature" (1827), "Signs of the Times" (1829), and "Characteristics" (1831), as well as several in the Foreign Review . These essays introduced Americans to German writers and philosophers such as Immanuel Kant Johann Gottlieb Fichte Friedrich Schiller Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ... Jean Paul Richter , and Novalis . Carlyle's ideas, borrowed from German idealism, spurred James Freeman Clarke and Margaret Fuller to study German, and they caused George Ripley to excitedly announce his discovery of "the untold treasures of German thought." Ralph Waldo Emerson , too, found a congenial spirit in Carlyle and arranged for the first publication of his Sartor Resartus in 1836. Carlyle has been written about as follows by Octavius Brooks Frothingham , the first historian of American Transcendentalism Had Carlyle been more of a philosopher and less of a preacher, more a thinker and less a character, more a patient toiler after truth, and less a man of letters, his first intellectual impulse might have lasted. As it was, the reaction came precisely in middle life, and the apostle of transcendental ideas became the champion of Force. His Transcendentalism seems to have been a thing of sentiment rather than of conviction. A man of tremendous strength of feeling, his youth, as is the case with men of feeling, was romantic, enthusiastic, hopeful, exuberant; his manhood, as is also the case with men of feeling, was wilful and overbearing, with sadness deepening into moroseness and unhopefulness verging towards despair.

84. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
    To the lobby of the Internet Public Library. Online Literary CriticismCollection. Thomas Carlyle (1795 1881). Nationality Scottish,  
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85. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
    1985) Camposs, Haroldo de (1929 ) Camus, Albert (1913 - 1960) Capote, Truman (1924- 1984) Carey, Peter (1943 - ) Carlyle, Thomas (1795 - 1881) Carman, Bliss  
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86. Quotation By Thomas Carlyle
    Thomas Carlyle (1795 1881). A witty statesman said,you might prove anything by figures. Chartism.  
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87. Penn State's Electronic Classics Series Thomas Carlyle Page
    From this site you can download the works of Thomas Carlyle (1795 1881British) in Adobe's ® Acrobat ® Portable Document File format.  
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88. Thomas Carlyle Quotes And Quotations
    Amusing Quotes and Sayings, Search Quotes. Thomas Carlyle Quotes. Pages 1. (1795 1881) - Scottish philosopher. - Click icon to send that quote to a friend.  
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89. Onfocus.com : Quotes By Thomas Carlyle
    quotes by Thomas Carlyle Thomas Carlyle, British Author (1795 1881).The true univeristy of these days is a collection of books.  
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    Translate this page Thomas Carlyle schottischer Essayist und Geschichtsschreiber (1795 - 1881).Erfahrung ist der beste Lehrmeister. Nur das Schulgeld ist teuer.  
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91. Gomah - Zitate - Thomas Carlyle
    Translate this page Thomas Carlyle. (1795 - 1881) schottischer Geschichtsschreiber. ArbeitsgebieteEssay, Erzählung, Romane. Propagierte das britische Sendungsbewußtsein.  
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    Extractions: Thomas Carlyle (17) "Jeder sollte all das werden können, wozu er bei der Geburt die Fähigkeit mitbekommen hat." "Die Größe eines großen Mannes zeigt sich darin, wie er die kleinen Leute behandelt." "Mache einen anständigen Menschen aus dir selbst - und du kannst sicher sein, daß ein Schuft weniger auf der Welt ist." "Glücklich der, der seinen Beruf erkannt hat, er verlange nach keinem anderen Glück. Er hat seine Arbeit und Lebensaufgabe und wird ihnen obliegen." "Arbeit ist das beste Heilmittel für alle Krankheiten und alles Elend, das die Menschheit je befallen hat - ehrliche Arbeit!" "Arbeit steht, sei sie auch noch so niedrig und mammonistisch, stets im Zusammenhang mit der Natur. Schon der Wunsch, Arbeit zu verrichten, leitet immer mehr und mehr zur Wahrheit und zu den Gesetzen und Vorschriften der Natur, welche Wahrheit sind." "Halte Dich fest an die Kenntnis, die sich beim Arbeiten bewährt, denn die Natur selbst bestätigt diese und sagt Ja dazu. Eigentlich hast Du gar keine andere Kenntnis, als die, welche Du durch das Arbeiten erworben, das übrige ist alles nur eine Hypothese des Wissens." "Im Grunde genommen ist alle echte Arbeit Religion, und jede Religion, die nicht Arbeit ist, kann gehen und unter den Brahminen, Antinomiern, tanzenden Derwischen oder wo sie will wohnen."

92. Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Famous GLTB - Carlyle Thomas
    BIOGRAPHIES. Last update August 27 th 2002, Thomas Carlyle (1795 1881)Scotland Writer, historian. Born at Ecclefechan in Dumfriesshire.  
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    Extractions: Writer, historian Born at Ecclefechan in Dumfriesshire. In 1821 he passed through the spiritual crisis described in Sartor Resartus . He married Jane Baillie Welsh in 1826 and the moved at her farm, where Sartor Resartus was written (1836). His reputation was established with the French Revolution (1837). The series of lectures he gave in 1837-40 included On Heroes Hero-Worship , and The Heroic in history (1841). He also wrote the notable Letters and Speeches of Cromwell (1845), and the miniature life of his friend John Sterling (1851). Carlyle then began his History of Frederick the Great After the death of his wife in 1866 Carlyle devoted his time to editing her letters (1883) and preparing the Remiscences (1881), which shed an unfavorable light on his character and his neglect for her, for which he could not forgive himself. His house in Cheyne Row, Chelsea, London, is now a museum.

93. Selections From Carlyle (in MARION)
    Selections from Carlyle. Title Selections fromCarlyle; ed. by Henry W. Boynton. Author  
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95. German Romance (in MARION)
    Subject German fiction Translations into English. Series The works of ThomasCarlyle Centenary ed. vol. XXIXXII. Material 2 v. 4 port. (incl.  
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