Critical Miscellanies

Explore the intellectual landscape of the Victorian era with John Morley's insightful essay, "Carlyle," from "Critical Miscellanies, Vol. 1." This biographical study delves into the life and philosophy of Thomas Carlyle, the renowned essayist and influential figure of his time. Morley's work offers a critical examination of Carlyle's writings and thought, providing readers with a valuable perspective on his contributions to literature and philosophy.

A key text for those interested in literary criticism and biographical studies, this essay provides a historical overview of Carlyle's impact. Discover the nuances of Carlyle's work through Morley's analysis, which highlights the enduring relevance of his ideas. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to engage with a classic work of Victorian-era scholarship.

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