Thomas Carlyle: A History; Of His Life in London 1834-1881, Vol. 2 of 2 (Classic Reprint)

Personal intercourse Daily habits Charities Conversation Mo dern science and its tendencies Faith without sight Bishop Colenso The Broad Church School Literature Misfortunes of Fritz Serious accident to Mrs. Carlyle Her strange illness Folkestone Death of Lord A sh burton Mrs. Carlyle in Scotland Her slow recovery Frederick finished ..... 254 CHAPTER XXVII. A.D. 1865-6. Ml. 70-71. Frederick completed Summer in Annandale Mrs. Carlyle in Nithsdale Visit to Linlathen Thomas Erskine The Edinburgh Rectorship Feelings in Cheyne Row about it Ruskin s Plthics of the Dust 286 CHAPTER XXVIII. A.D. 1866. Ml. 71. Preparations for the Rectorship Journey to Edinburgh Tyndall The installation Carlyle sspeech Character of it Effect upon the world Cartoon in Punch Carlyle stays at Scotsbrig to recover Intended tea-party in Cheyne Row Sudden death of Mrs. Carlyle John Forster Funeral at Haddington Letters from Erskine Carlyle sanswers 2!)9 CHAPTER XXIX. A.D. 1866. MT. 71. Message of sympathy from the Queen John Carlyle Retrospects A future life! Attempts at occupation Miss Davenport Bromley The Eyre Committee Memories Mentone Stay there with Lady Ashburton Entries in Journal ...... 320 CHAPTER XXX. A.D. 1867. JET. 72. Return to England Intruders in (hcync l! v- Want of employ ment Settlement of the Craigenputtock otatc liarities Pub lic affairs Tory Reform Bill Shooting Niagara A m-v.
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