Carlyle's Life of John Sterling: A Study in Victorian BiographyUMI Research Press, 1987 - 103 من الصفحات |
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... Carlyle is most widely remembered , and it is here that the power of Carlyle's feeling is most evident . The essay is full of both sorrow and Carlyle's regret that he had not valued his wife more . " Night ! " he writes at one point ...
... Carlyle is most widely remembered , and it is here that the power of Carlyle's feeling is most evident . The essay is full of both sorrow and Carlyle's regret that he had not valued his wife more . " Night ! " he writes at one point ...
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... Carlyle's mature work . We appear to leave behind the rhapsodic idiosyncrasies of high Carlylese and return to the more balanced style which marks The Life of Schiller and some of Carlyle's ... writes : A world all rocking and plunging , like ...
... Carlyle's mature work . We appear to leave behind the rhapsodic idiosyncrasies of high Carlylese and return to the more balanced style which marks The Life of Schiller and some of Carlyle's ... writes : A world all rocking and plunging , like ...
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... Carlyle writes : " What the Letters of Vetus treated of I do not know .... I have heard in general that Captain Sterling , then and afterwards , advocated ' the Marquis of Wellesley's policy ' ; but that also , what it was , I have ...
... Carlyle writes : " What the Letters of Vetus treated of I do not know .... I have heard in general that Captain Sterling , then and afterwards , advocated ' the Marquis of Wellesley's policy ' ; but that also , what it was , I have ...
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Coming to Terms with the Past | 29 |
Sotto Voce | 55 |
Conclusions | 69 |
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