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Thomas Carlyle • 146 Items / 96 Books, 1 Set, 9 Articles, 2 Reviews
On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History (1841)
by Thomas Carlyle and Annie R. Marble
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    Books of the Week (5 Reviews)
    Literature
    1. Short Essays from the "Guardian" by Walter Pater
    2. On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History by Thomas Carlyle and Annie R. Marble
    3. A Selection of Poems by William Wordsworth by Edward Dowden and William Wordsworth
    4. Specimens of the Pre-Shakespearean Drama by John M. Manly
    5. Modern English Prose Writers by Frank P. Stearns
    The Outlook, November 27, 1897, p. 769
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    Books of the Week (16 Reviews)
    Authoritative Christianity, Vol. II, by James Chrystal
    1. Authoritative Christianity, Vol. II by James Chrystal
    2. Back to Bethel by F.B. Meyer
    3. Cinderella by S.R. Crockett
    4. The Endeavor Hymnal
    5. On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History by Thomas Carlyle and Annie R. Marble
    6. The Jewish Encyclopedia by Isidore Singer
    7. Karl Marx: Biographical Memoirs by Wilhelm Liebknecht
    8. A Little Book of Tribune Verse by Eugene Field
    9. The Lord of the Sea by M.P. Shiel
    10. The Natural Arithmetic by Isaac O. Winslow
    11. The Old Evangel and the New Evangelism by Charles Aubrey Eaton
    12. The Old Plantation by James Battle Avirett
    13. Seven Great American Poets by Beatrice Hart
    14. She Stands Alone by Mark Ashton
    15. Songs of the Susquehanna by Alfred E. Hostelley
    16. The Ten Commandments by G. Campbell Morgan
    The Outlook, July 27, 1901, pp. 742-744