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Date: 20070501
Author:
9781852855444
Thomas Carlyle.
Morrow, John.
Hambledon & London Press
2006
301 pages
$19.95
Paperback
PR4433
Irascible, fierce and Scots to the core, Carlyle did not fit the mold of the upper class Victorian gentleman of letters. However, although his friends included the equally upwardly mobile Dickens, Carlyle managed to become one of the most influential commentators of his time. Morrow (political studies, U. of Auckland) concentrates on this unique voice, which held court on history, radical politics and even fantasy, as in his ...
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