Carlyle, Thomas, essayist and historian, 1795-1881
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
2nd Notebook of Thomas Carlyle., 1831-1832.
Includes notes Carlyle's movements, visits, and research interests, and records of meetings with literary figures such as Allan Cunningham and Sir Walter Scott.
3rd Notebook of Thomas Carlyle., 1832-1866.
Includes notes on Goethe, research in the Advocates' Library, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Also includes some newspaper cuttings of articles written by Carlyle with coments on the articles.
4th Notebook of Thomas Carlyle., 1866-1873.
Includes some newspaper cuttings of articles by Carlyle with further notes added by Carlyle.
Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle., 1821-1878.
Letters of Harriet Martineau to Jane Welsh Carlyle., 1842-1850.
18 letters are from Martineau to Carlyle, one letter is from Martineau to Thomas Carlyle.
Letters of Thomas Carlyle mostly to his family., 1836-1878.
Letters of Thomas Carlyle to family members., 1821-1874.
29 letters written to various family members including those to his mother, father, and brother John.
Letters of Thomas Carlyle to John Murray II, with a letter each to John Murray III and to "Mrs. Austin". Included is an article, 1985, concerning Carlyle`s "Sartor Resartus" in relation to John Murray., 1831-1850, 1985.
Letters to John Murray, publishers, of correspondents with surnames from Carlyle to Carmichael., 1809-1914.
Notebook of Thomas Carlyle, 1813-1842.
includes notes on natural history, zoology, and mechanics.
Notebook of Thomas Carlyle titled "(my) First Notebook 1822-1830"., 1822-1830.
Various notes on literary and philosophical matters including notes on French and German history.
Part of a corrected manuscript of an essay of Thomas Carlyle, "The Negro Question"., 1849
Manuscript concerning Carlyle’s thoughts on slavery.
Part of letter of Thomas Carlyle to Robert Chambers, on a collection for the Burns Begg family., 24 June 1842.
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