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Kaplan, F.‘Phallus-Worship’ (1848): unpublished manuscripts III: a
response to the Revolution of 1848. Carlyle Newsletter 2 1980.
Skarbarnicki, A. M. The Strouse Collection at Santa Cruz. Carlyle
Newsletter 2 1980.
Tarr, R. L. Emendation as challenge: Carlyle’s ‘Negro Question’ from
journal to pamphlet. PBSA 75:3 1981.
Seigel, J. Carlyle and Peel: the prophet’s search for a heroic politician
and an unpublished fragment. VS 26.2 1983.
Trela, D. J. The lasses of the Canongate: an unknown poem of
Carlyle’s. Carlyle Newsletter 7 1986.
Campbell, I. Froude, Moncure Conway and the American edition of
the Reminiscences. Carlyle Newsletter 8 1987.
Tarr, R. L.‘For My Mother’: Carlyle’s poem on his sister Margaret.
Carlyle Newsletter 8 1987.
Campbell, Ian. The Patrick photographs of Carlyle. Carlyle
Newsletter 9 1988.
Fielding, K. J.‘George Selwyn’ by Thomas Carlyle. Carlyle
Newsletter 9 1988.
Nye, E. W. An edition of John Sterling uncovers new Carlyle letters.
Carlyle Newsletter 9 1988.
Tarr, R. L. Carlyle’s The French Revolution: a hitherto unavailable
manuscript fragment. Carlyle Newsletter 9 1988.
Campbell, I. Carlyle’s Death mask of Goethe rediscovered. Carlyle
Annual 10 1989.
Fielding, K. J. Carlyle makes his Will (1865–1871): new documents
discovered. Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Fielding, K. J. Carlyle’s unpublished comments on the
Northcote–Trevelyan Report. Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Myerson, J. and P. Scott. Moncure Conway and Carlyle: a bibliographical
addendum. Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Tarr, R. L. Carlyle’s Past and present: a hitherto unavailable manuscript
fragment. Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Trela, D. J. An unpublished Cromwellian draft on usurpation.
Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Vanden Bossche, C. R. Carlyle’s Faereyinga Saga translation. Carlyle
Annual 10 1989.
Fielding, K. J. Carlyle writes local history: ‘Dumfries-shire three
hundred years ago’. Carlyle Annual 12 1991.
Hardin, J. (ed). Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister’s travels: translation of
the first edition by Thomas Carlyle. Columbia SC 1991.
Koepke, Wulf, (ed). Army Chaplain Schmelzle’s journey to Flaetz
and Life of Quintus Fixlein: translated by Thomas Carlyle.
Columbia SC 1991.
Scheck, U. (ed). Stories by Musaus and Fouqué translated by Thomas
Carlyle. Stud in German Lit, Linguistics, and Culture 61,
Columbia SC 1991.
Fielding, K. J. New notes for The letters: I Carlyle’s sketch of Joseph
Neuberg; II.‘Leave it alone; time will mend it’. Carlyle Annual 13
1992–3.
Oakman, R. L. Carlyle and the computer: putting together a new
edition without reinventing the wheel. Literatur im Kontext –
Literature in Context: Festschrift für Horst W. Drescher, ed J.
Schwend, S. Hagemann and H. Volkel, Scottish Stud 14,
Frankfurt am Main 1992.
Trela, D. J. A history of Oliver Cromwell’s letters and speeches.
Lewiston NY 1992.
Trela, D. J. Carlyle and the periodical press: unused manuscripts for
the revision of Shooting Niagara: and after? Stud in Scottish Lit
27 1992.
Trela, D. J. Carlyle’s Shooting Niagara: the writing and revising of
an article and pamphlet. Victorian Periodicals Rev 25 1992.
Brown, M. Thomas Carlyle 1795–1881. Research guide to European
historical biography 1450–present. Washington 1993.
Trela, D. J. The writing of ‘An election to the Long Parliament’:
Carlyle, primary research and the book clubs. Carlyle Stud
Annual 14 1994.
Heffer, S. Moral desperado: the life of Thomas Carlyle. 1995.
Ryals, C. de L. Thomas Carlyle on the Mormons: an unpublished
essay. Carlyle Stud Annual 15 1995.
Scott, P. and J. Hansen. Thomas Carlyle: 1795–1881. Columbia SC 1995.
An exhibit catalogue of the Rodger L. Tarr Carlyle Collection.
Biographies
Froude, J. A. Thomas Carlyle: a history of the first forty years of his
life, 1795–1835. 2 vols 1882.
reviews: [Dodds, J.] Christian Monthly 4 1881; All the Year
Round n.s. 29 1882; Athenaeum 2841–2 1882; Atlantic Monthly 50
1882; Century Mag 24 1882; Modern Rev 3 1882; Month 46 1882; N
& Q 5 1882; Temple Bar 65 1882; [Alden, H.] Harper’s Mag 65 1882;
[Cowell, H.] Blackwood’s Mag 132 1882; [Dickens, J.] Catholic
World 35 1882; [Sedgwick, A. G.] Nation 34 1882; [William, W.]
Acad 21 1882.
Froude, J. A. Thomas Carlyle: a history of his life in London,
1834–1881. 2 vols 1884.
reviews: Bookbuyer 1 1884; Critic (New York) 5 1884; Literary
World 15 1884; [Sedgwick, A. G.] Nation 39 1884; [Venables, G. S.]
Fortnightly Rev 42 1884; [Wallace, W.] Acad 26 1884; Atlantic
Monthly 55 1885; Br Quart Rev 81 1885; Methodist Quart Rev 67
1885; [Harrison, F.] North Amer Rev 140 1885; [Hedge, F. H.]
Unitarian Rev 23 1885; [Metcalfe, W. M.] Scottish Rev 5 1885;
[Morris, M.] Quart Rev 159 1885.
Wilson, D. A. Life of Thomas Carlyle [vols variously titled]. 6 vols
1923–9. Vol 6 completed by D. W. MacArthur.
Kaplan, F. Thomas Carlyle: a biography. Ithaca NY 1983.
Obituaries
American 1 1881; Harper’s Weekly 25 1881; Illus London News 78 1881;
Literary World 12, 23 1881; New York Times 27 Feb 1881; Pall Mall
Gazette 5 Feb 1881; Punch 80 1881; Saturday Rev 51 1881; Tablet 25
1881; The Times 7, 8, 11, 22 Feb, 28 Mar 1881; [Whitman, W.] Critic
(New York) 1 1881; [Whitman, W.] Literary World 12 1881. [rlt]
Robert Carruthers 1799–1878
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The history of Huntingdon. 1824.
The poetry of Milton’s prose: selected from his various writings,
with notes and an introductory essay. 1827.
The Highland note-book: or sketches and anecdotes. Edinburgh
1843.
Chambers’s cyclopaedia of English literature. [1857], [1876] (rev
Carruthers).
The life of Alexander Pope; including extracts from his correspondence.
1857 (rev and enlarged from memoir in edn of Pope’s
Poetical works, 1853).
Carruthers edited the following: Pope, Poetical works, 4 vols 1853, 1853–4,
1858 (rev); Boswell, Tour to the Hebrides, 1851; Falconer, Shipwreck, 1858;
James Montgomery, Poetical works, 1860; Chambers’s Household
edition of Shakespeare, 1861–3 (with W. Chambers); R. Chambers, Life of
Sir W. Scott, 1871; Gray’s Select poems, 1876.
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Scotsman 28 May 1878. Obituary.
Henry Francis Cary 1772–1844
See col 291.
Charles Cowden Clarke 1787–1877
§1
Readings in natural philosophy: or a popular display of the wonders
of nature etc. 1828.