Thomas Carlyle Selected Writings

Thomas Carlyle Selected Writings by Thomas Carlyle is published by Penguin Books in 1971 and comprises 392 pages. This collection features significant excerpts from Carlyle’s works, including the complete text of “Chartism” along with selected chapters from “The French Revolution” and “Frederick the Great.” The writings reflect Carlyle’s insights as a Scottish historian and his contributions to British and Irish fiction.
Readers will encounter a diverse range of themes and historical perspectives within this edition. The selections provide a glimpse into Carlyle’s thoughts on social issues and historical events, showcasing his unique narrative style. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of history and literature, offering a comprehensive look at Carlyle’s influential writings.
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The entire text of Chartism and chapters from The French Revolution and Frederick the Great are among these selections from the writings of the Scottish historian
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