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That is inevitable , if for no other reason , because so much has happened in the
world of politics , religion and even of historical scholarship since Carlyle wrote .
The realms of politics and religion have been revolutionized and the long and ...
That is inevitable , if for no other reason , because so much has happened in the
world of politics , religion and even of historical scholarship since Carlyle wrote .
The realms of politics and religion have been revolutionized and the long and ...
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Of these Carlyle accumulated some two hundred and twenty - five letters and
eighteen speeches , with other minor notes , for his first edition . To these he
added , as they were communicated to him , some seventyfive other documents .
Of these Carlyle accumulated some two hundred and twenty - five letters and
eighteen speeches , with other minor notes , for his first edition . To these he
added , as they were communicated to him , some seventyfive other documents .
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Yet it would be less than justice to forget that it is thanks to such persons as those
whom he so bitterly denounced that we — and Carlyle among us — have come
to a knowledge of the past , and that without such men even such a genius as ...
Yet it would be less than justice to forget that it is thanks to such persons as those
whom he so bitterly denounced that we — and Carlyle among us — have come
to a knowledge of the past , and that without such men even such a genius as ...
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I | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
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