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Clubbe, J. Charles Richard Sanders.
Campbell, I. Carlyle's religion.
Moore, C. Carlyle and Goethe as scientist.
Fielding, K. J. Carlyle and the Saint-Simonians (1830-1832).
Spivey, E. Carlyle and the logic-choppers: J. S. Mill and Diderot.
Hilles, F. W. The hero as revolutionary: Godefroy Cavaignac.
Edwards, J. R. Carlyle and the fictions of belief.
Altick, R. D. Past and present.
Goldberg, M. A universal "howl of execration."
DeLaura, David J. The future of poetry.
Haight, Gordon S. The Carlyles and the Leweses.
ApRoberts, R. Carlyle and Trollope.
Cate, G. A. Ruskin's discipleship to Carlyle.
Stevenson, L. Carlyle and Meredith.
Ryals, C. de L. "Analyzing humanity back into its elements."
Tennyson, G. B. Parody as style.
Clubbe, J. Grecian destiny.
Campbell, I. Carlyle's religion.
Moore, C. Carlyle and Goethe as scientist.
Fielding, K. J. Carlyle and the Saint-Simonians (1830-1832).
Spivey, E. Carlyle and the logic-choppers: J. S. Mill and Diderot.
Hilles, F. W. The hero as revolutionary: Godefroy Cavaignac.
Edwards, J. R. Carlyle and the fictions of belief.
Altick, R. D. Past and present.
Goldberg, M. A universal "howl of execration."
DeLaura, David J. The future of poetry.
Haight, Gordon S. The Carlyles and the Leweses.
ApRoberts, R. Carlyle and Trollope.
Cate, G. A. Ruskin's discipleship to Carlyle.
Stevenson, L. Carlyle and Meredith.
Ryals, C. de L. "Analyzing humanity back into its elements."
Tennyson, G. B. Parody as style.
Clubbe, J. Grecian destiny.