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Last words <strong>of</strong> Carlyle on trades-unions, promoterism and signs <strong>of</strong><br />

the times. Ed J. C. Aitkin, Edinburgh 1882.<br />

review: N & Q 6 1882.<br />

Reminiscences. Ed C. E. Norton 2 vols 1887, 2 vols in 1 1887; ed K. J.<br />

Fielding and I. Campbell, Oxford 1997.<br />

Thomas Carlyle on the repeal <strong>of</strong> the union. Ed P. E. N[ewberry] 1889.<br />

<strong>The</strong> nibelungen lied: an essay. New York and London 1890.<br />

Lectures on the history <strong>of</strong> literature, delivered April to July 1838. Ed<br />

J. Reay Greene 1892, New York 1892; ed R. P. Karkaria 1892.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 3358 1892; Bookman (50) 1 1892; Critic<br />

(New York) 20 1892; Nation 54 1892; New York Times 31 Jan 1892;<br />

Saturday Rev 73 1892; Spectator 67 1892; Westminster Rev 137<br />

1892; Westminster Rev 139 1893.<br />

El Doctor Francia. Ed Luis M. Drago, Buenos Aires [1893?].<br />

Scott Walter [sic]. Tr Baráth Ferencz, Budapest 1895.<br />

Abhandlung über Goethes Faust. Tr R. Schröder, Braunschweig<br />

1896.<br />

Historical sketches <strong>of</strong> notable persons and events in the reigns <strong>of</strong><br />

James I and Charles I. Ed Alexander Carlyle 1898. Written 1842–3.<br />

Journey to Germany: Autumn 1858. Ed R. A. E. Brooks, New Haven<br />

CT 1940.<br />

Le Comte Cagliostro. Tr G. A. Garnier, Fribourg 1944, 1945.<br />

Carlyle’s unfinished history <strong>of</strong> German literature. Ed Hill Shine,<br />

Lexington KY 1951.<br />

To Day. West Linton, Scotland 1973. Poem.<br />

Two Reminiscences. Ed J. Clubbe, Durham NC 1974.<br />

Wooden-headed publishers and locust-swarms authors. Ed H.<br />

Henderson. Edinburgh 1979. From ms Victoria and Albert<br />

museum.<br />

<strong>The</strong> guises. Ed R. L. Tarr, Special issue VS 25 1981.<br />

Contributions to periodicals<br />

Works rptd in vol form following first pbn in periodicals are listed in §1,<br />

above.<br />

On the phenomenon <strong>of</strong> thunder. Dumfries and Galloway Courier 6<br />

June 1815. Signed ‘Ichneretes’.<br />

Examination <strong>of</strong> some compounds which depend on very weak<br />

affinities, by Jacob Berzelius. Edinburgh Philosophical Jnl 1 1819.<br />

Tr Carlyle.<br />

Remarks upon Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Hansteen’s inquiries concerning the magnetism<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Earth. Edinburgh Philosophical Jnl 3–4 1819. Tr<br />

Carlyle.<br />

Outlines <strong>of</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Moh’s new system <strong>of</strong> crystallography and<br />

mineralogy. Edinburgh Philosophical Jnl 3–4 1820–1. Tr<br />

Carlyle.<br />

[Articles in Brewster’s Edinburgh Encyclopaedia]. 14 1820:<br />

Montaigne; Lady Montagu; Montesquieu; Montfaucon;<br />

Montucla; Dr John Moore; Sir John Moore; Persia; Quakers. 15<br />

1822: Necker; Nelson; Netherlands; Newfoundland; Pascal;<br />

William Pitt, Earl <strong>of</strong> Chatham; William Pitt the Younger. 17 1824:<br />

Sismondi, ‘Political economy’, tr Carlyle. Rptd, except for Persia,<br />

Quakers and Pascal, and trn <strong>of</strong> Sismondi, in Montaigne and other<br />

essays chiefly biographical, ed S. R. Crocket 1897.<br />

Joanna Baillie’s metrical legends. New Edinburgh Rev 1 1821.<br />

Goethe’s Faust. New Edinburgh Rev 2 1822; ed R. Garnett, Pbns <strong>of</strong><br />

the New England Goethe Soc 4 1888.<br />

Schiller’s life and writings. London Mag 8, 9, 10 1823, Oct, Jan,<br />

July–Sep 1823–4.<br />

Jean Paul Friedrich Richter. Edinburgh Rev 46 1827.<br />

State <strong>of</strong> German literature. Edinburgh Rev 46 1827.<br />

Life and writings <strong>of</strong> Werner. Foreign Rev 1 1828.<br />

Goethe’s Helena. Foreign Rev 1 1828.<br />

Goethe. Foreign Rev 2 1828.<br />

Life <strong>of</strong> Heyne. Foreign Rev 2 1828.<br />

Burns. Edinburgh Rev 48 1828.<br />

German playwrights. Foreign Rev 3 1829.<br />

Voltaire. Foreign Rev 3 1829.<br />

Signs <strong>of</strong> the times. Edinburgh Rev 49 1829.<br />

Novalis. Foreign Rev 4 1829.<br />

Jean Paul Friedrich Richter [again]. Foreign Rev 5 1830.<br />

Jean Paul Richter’s review <strong>of</strong> Madame de Staël’s ‘De l’Allemange’.<br />

Fraser’s Mag 1 1830.<br />

Cui bono? and Four fables by Pilpay Junior. Fraser’s Mag 2 1830.<br />

Thoughts on History. Fraser’s Mag 2 1830.<br />

Luther’s Psalm. Fraser’s Mag 2 1831.<br />

Cruthers and Jonson. Fraser’s Mag 2 1831.<br />

‘Peter Nimmo’. Fraser’s Mag 3 1831.<br />

<strong>The</strong> beetle. Fraser’s Mag 3 1831.<br />

Taylor’s historic survey <strong>of</strong> German poetry. Edinburgh Rev 53 1831.<br />

Schiller. Fraser’s Mag 3 1831.<br />

<strong>The</strong> sower’s song. Fraser’s Mag 3 1831.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Niebelungen Lied. Westminster Rev 15 1831.<br />

‘Tragedy <strong>of</strong> the night-moth’. Fraser’s Mag 4 1831.<br />

German literature <strong>of</strong> the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.<br />

Foreign Quart Rev 8 1831.<br />

Characteristics. Edinburgh Rev 54 1831.<br />

Faust’s curse. Athenaeum 219 1832.<br />

Schiller, Goethe and Madame de Staël, and Goethe’s portrait.<br />

Fraser’s Mag 5 1832.<br />

Biography. Fraser’s Mag 5 1832.<br />

Boswell’s Life <strong>of</strong> Johnson. Fraser’s Mag 5 1832.<br />

Death <strong>of</strong> Goethe. NMM 34 1832.<br />

Corn law rhymes. Edinburgh Rev 55 1832.<br />

Goethe’s Works. Foreign Quart Rev 10 1832.<br />

<strong>The</strong> tale, by Goethe. Fraser’s Mag 6 1832.<br />

Novelle, by Goethe. Fraser’s Mag 6 1832.<br />

Diderot. Foreign Quart Rev 11 1833.<br />

Quae cogitavit. Fraser’s Mag 7 1833.<br />

Count Cagliostro. Fraser’s Mag 8 1833.<br />

Sartor resartus. Fraser’s Mag 8, 9, 10 1833–4.<br />

Death <strong>of</strong> Edward Irving. Fraser’s Mag 11 1835.<br />

Memoirs <strong>of</strong> Mirabeau. London and Westminster Rev 26 1837.<br />

<strong>The</strong> diamond necklace. Fraser’s Mag 15 1837.<br />

Parliamentary history <strong>of</strong> the French Revolution. London and<br />

Westminster Rev 27 1837.<br />

Sir Walter Scott. London and Westminster Rev 28 1838.<br />

Varnhagen von Ense’s memoirs. London and Westminster Rev 32<br />

1838.<br />

Appeal for London Library. Examiner 1617 1839.<br />

Petition on the Copyright Bill. Examiner 1627 1839.<br />

On the sinking <strong>of</strong> the Vengeur. Fraser’s Mag 20 1839.<br />

Baillie the Covenanter. Westminster Rev 37 1842.<br />

Dr Francia. Foreign Quart Rev 31 1843.<br />

On the opening <strong>of</strong> Mazzini’s letters. <strong>The</strong> Times 19 June 1844.<br />

An election to the Long Parliament. Fraser’s Mag 30 1844.<br />

Thirty-five unpublished letters <strong>of</strong> Oliver Cromwell. Fraser’s Mag 36<br />

1847.<br />

Louis Philippe. Examiner 2092 1848.<br />

Repeal <strong>of</strong> the Union. Examiner 2100 1848.<br />

Legislation for Ireland. Examiner 2102 1848.<br />

Ireland and the British Chief Governor: Irish regiments <strong>of</strong> the new<br />

era. Spectator 21 1848.<br />

Death <strong>of</strong> Charles Buller. Examiner 2131 1848.<br />

Indian meal. Fraser’s Mag 39 1849.<br />

Ireland and Sir Robert Peel. Spectator 22 1849.<br />

Trees <strong>of</strong> liberty, from Mr Bramble’s unpublished Arboretum<br />

Hibericum. Nation (Dublin) 7 1849.<br />

Occasional discourse on the negro question. Fraser’s Mag 40 1849.<br />

Pbd 1853 (separately), see §1, above.<br />

Two hundred and fifty years ago: a fragment about duels. Leigh<br />

Hunt’s Jnl nos 1–6 1850–1.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Prinzenraub. Westminster Rev 63 1855.<br />

Thomas Carlyle<br />

2093 | 2094

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