 Source: "Great Britain and Her Queen," by Anne E. Keeling (1897) (Project Gutenberg) | Thomas CarlyleThomas Carlyle is composed of at least 2 distinct authors.Also known as: Carlyle T, Th Carlyle, T. ( Carlyle, Thomas Caryle, Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Edited by Ernest Rhys Carlyle ... (see complete list), Thomas Carlyle; Editor Charles Frederick H, Thomas Carlyle; Editor James Anthony Froude
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Thomas Carlyle has 1 upcoming event. Centuries & Sleuths Bookstore: On This Day... (December 4 at 23:00) 1790: A Philadelphia newspaper reported that the penalty for dueling in Sweden was the death of the survivor.1795: Birthday of Thomas Carlyle, Scottish historian and essayist. His major works are The French Revolution and On Heroes and Her Worship.1867: The Grange was organized to protect farmers' interests.
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