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Carlyle, A. Frank Harris and his (imaginary) ‘Talks with Carlyle’; a
reply by Frank Harris. English Rev 9 1911.
Carlyle’s birthplace: the arched house, Ecclefechan. 1911.
Harris, F. Talks with Carlyle. English Rev 7 1911.
Johnson, W. S. Thomas Carlyle: a study of his literary apprenticeship,
1814–1831. New Haven CT 1911.
Moisant, X. L’optimisme au xixe siècle. Beauchesne 1911.
Orr, L. Famous affinities of history: the story of the Carlyles.
Munsey’s Mag 45 1911.
Watt, L. M. Thomas Carlyle. [1912.]
Cazamian, L. Carlyle. Paris 1913; tr 1932.
Clare, M. [M. C. Byron]. A day with Thomas Carlyle. [1913.]
Wilson, D. A. The truth about Carlyle. 1913.
Crichton-Browne, J. Thomas Carlyle. In Famous Edinburgh students,
Edinburgh 1914.
Meyer, M. Carlyles Einfluss auf Kingsley in sozial-politischer und
religiös-ethischer Hinsicht. Weimar 1914.
Perry, B. Thomas Carlyle: how to know him. Indianapolis [1915].
Sloan, J. M. Carlyle’s Germans. Hibbert Jnl 13 1915.
Guthrie, Lord. Thomas Carlyle: an appreciation. Glasgow 1916.
Morgan, W. Carlyle and German thought. Queen’s Quart 23 1916.
Robertson, J. G. Carlyle. In Cambridge history of English literature,
ed A. W. Ward and A. R. Waller, vol 13, Cambridge 1916.
Stewart, H. L. Carlyle’s conception of history. Political Science Quart
32 1917.
Stewart, H. L. Carlyle’s conception of religion. American Jnl of
Theology 21 1917.
[Gunn, S.] Carlyle and Kultur. Unpopular Rev 10 1918.
Millar, M. I. S. Carlyle and the nineteenth century. Catholic World 16
1918.
Stewart, H. L. The alleged Prussianism of Thomas Carlyle.
International Jnl of Ethics 28 1918.
Trevelyan, G. M. The two Carlyles. Cornhill Mag 44 1918.
Besch, J. Sprecher Gottes in unserer Zeit: Schleiermacher, Carlyle,
Tolstoi. Stuttgart 1919.
Hunter, J. Thomas Carlyle. Modern Churchman 9 1919.
Jones, S. A. A catalogue of the Dr Samuel A. Jones Carlyle Collection.
Ed M. E. Wead, Ann Arbor MI 1919.
Stewart, H. L. Carlyle’s place in philosophy. Monist 29 1919.
Ralli, A. Guide to Carlyle. 2 vols [1920].
Hohfeld, A. R. The poems in Carlyle’s translation of Wilhelm
Meister. MLN 36 1921.
Carlyle, A. Notes on a three days’ tour to the Netherlands: August,
1842 – T. Carlyle. Cornhill Mag 126 1922.
[Carlyle’s Will]. Harvard Lib Notes 10 1923.
Marx, O. Carlyle’s translation of ‘Wilhelm Meister’. Baltimore
1925.
Barrett, J. A. S. The principle portraits and statues of Thomas
Carlyle. [1928.]
Harrold, C. F. The translated passages in Carlyle’s French
Revolution. JEGP 27 1928.
[Wells, Gabriel] Gives Carlyle draft to British Museum. New York
Times 20 July 1928.
Carlyle, A. The Carlyle myth refuted. Edinburgh 1930.
Dunn, W. Froude and Carlyle. 1930.
Mabbott, T. O. Carlyle: a bibliographical item. N & Q 160 1931.
Thrall, M. M. Two articles attributed to Carlyle. MLN 46 1931.
Neff, E. Carlyle. 1932.
Sotheby. Catalogue of printed books, autograph letters, literary
manuscripts . . . formerly the property of Thomas Carlyle. 1932.
Coffin, E. F. American first editions of Carlyle. Amer Book Collector
4 1933.
Parsons, C. O. A Goethe poem and Carlyle’s translation. Archiv für
das Studium der Neueren Sprachen und Literaturen 164 1933.
Brooks, R. Manuscripts pertaining to Carlyle’s Frederick the Great.
YULG 9 1934.
Shine, Hill. Articles in Fraser’s Magazine attributed to Carlyle. MLN
51 1936.
Hirst, W. A. The manuscript of Carlyle’s French Revolution.
Nineteenth Cent and After 123 1938.
Tuell, A. K. Carlyle’s marginalia in Sterling’s Essays and tales. PMLA
54 1939.
Salomon, R. Notes and Carlyle’s journey to Germany, Autumn 1858.
MLN 58 1943.
Blackburn, W. Carlyle and the composition of The life of John
Sterling. SP 44 1947.
Carr, C. T. Carlyle’s translations from German. MLR 42 1947.
Calder, G. The writing of Past and present. New Haven CT 1949.
Stark, L. M. and R. W. Hill. The bequest of Mary Stillman Harkness.
BNYPL 55 1951.
King, Marjorie P.‘Illudo Chartis’: an initial study in Carlyle’s mode
of composition. MLR 49 1954.
Worth, G. C. Three Carlyle documents. PMLA 71 1956.
Clark, A. The manuscript collections of the Princeton University
Library. Princeton Univ Lib Chron 19 1958.
Finlayson, C. P. Thomas Carlyle’s borrowings from Edinburgh
University Library, 1819–1820. Bibliotheck 3 1961.
Brown, T. J. English Literary Autographs 47: Thomas Carlyle,
1795–1881. BC 12 1963.
Tennyson, G. B. Carlyle’s poetry to 1840: a checklist and discussion, a
new attribution, and six unpublished poems. VP 1 1963.
Tennyson, G. B. Unnoted encyclopaedia articles by Carlyle. ELN 1
1963.
Cameron, K. W. New Japanese translations of Carlyle’s works.
Emerson Soc Quart 35 1964.
Tennyson, G. B. Carlyle’s earliest German translation. American N &
Q 3 1964.
Waller, J. O. Thomas Carlyle and his Nutshell Iliad. BNYPL 69 1965.
Marrs, E. W. Dating the writings of Past and present. N & Q 212
1967.
Clarke, A. F. [Alexander the Great Ms]. Manuscripts 20 1968.
Curran, E. M. Carlyle’s first contribution to the Foreign Quarterly
Review: a small identification. Victorian Periodicals Newsletter 2
1968.
Alexander, E. Mill’s marginal notes on Carlyle’s ‘Hudson Statue’.
ELN 7 1969.
Campbell, I. Carlyle’s borrowings from the Theological Library of
Edinburgh University. Bibliotheck 5 1969
Sharples, E. Carlyle’s ‘Christopher North’. N & Q 16 1969.
Campbell, Ian. James Barrett and Carlyle’s Journal. N & Q 17 1970.
Tarr, R. L. Carlyle’s answer to the ‘Libussa Riddle’. Amer N & Q 9
1971.
Tarr, R. L. Thomas Carlyle’s libraries at Chelsea and Ecclefechan.
Stud in Bibliography 27 1974.
Tennyson, G. B. The Carlyles. In A guide to the year’s work in
Victorian poetry and prose, 1973. VP suppl 1974.
Tennyson, G. B. The Carlyles. VP 13 1975.
Tarr, R. L. A new Carlyle manuscript. Victorian Newsletter 54 1978.
Bell, A. Some Carlyle acquisitions of the National Library of
Scotland, 1972–1978. Carlyle Newsletter 1 1979.
Fielding, K. J. Unpublished manuscripts I: Carlyle among the
Cannibals. Carlyle Newsletter 1 1979.
Henderson, H. Carlyle and the book clubs: a new approach to publishing.
Publishing History 6 1979.
Skabarnicki, A. M. The manuscripts of Carlyle’s Reminiscences in
the National Library of Scotland. Carlyle Newsletter 1 1979.
Baumgarten, M. (ed). In the margins: Carlyle’s markings and annotations
in his gift copy of Mill’s Principles of political economy,
first edition, London: J. W. Parker, 1848, Two Volumes. Carlyle:
books and margins. Santa Cruz CA 1980.
Fielding, K. J. Unpublished manuscripts II: Carlyle’s Scenario for
Cromwell. Carlyle Newsletter 2 1980.
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