This title, first published in 1943, aims to discover and discuss
the convictions which the philosopher Thomas Carlyle believed to be
of importance for his time, and the ways in which he personally
entertained these ideas. In doing this F. A. Lea has concentrated
attention on the works which Carlyle himself regarded as containing
all that was essential to his message. This title will be of
interest to students of philosophy and history.
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