Carlyle, Thomas
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Carlyle, Thomas
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Scottish essayist and social historian. His works include the partly autobiographical Sartor Resartus/The Tailor Retailored (1833–34), reflecting his loss of Christian belief; The French Revolution (1837); and the long essay ‘Chartism’ (1839), attacking the doctrine of laissez faire. His prose style was idiosyncratic, encompassing grand, thunderous rhetoric and deliberate obscurity.
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