The Works of Thomas Carlyle

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CENTENARY EDITION

THE WORKS OF

THOMAS CARLYLE

IN THIRTY VOLUMES

Volumes (not listed in original)

  • Volume 1 — Sartor Resartus
  • Volume 2 — The French Revolution: A History: Volume I
  • Volume 3 — The French Revolution: A History: Volume II
  • Volume 4 — The French Revolution: A History: Volume III
  • Volume 5 — On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History
  • Volume 6 — Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: Volume I
  • Volume 7 — Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: Volume II
  • Volume 8 — Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: Volume III
  • Volume 9 — Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: Volume IV
  • Volume 10 — Past and Present
  • Volume 11 — The Life of John Sterling
  • Volume 12 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume I
  • Volume 13 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume II
  • Volume 14 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume III
  • Volume 15 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume IV
  • Volume 16 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume V
  • Volume 17 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume VI
  • Volume 18 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume VII
  • Volume 19 — History of Frederick the Great: Volume VIII
  • Volume 20 — Latter-Day Pamplets
  • Volume 21 — German Romance: Volume I
  • Volume 22 — German Romance: Volume II
  • Volume 23 — Wilhelm Meister: Volume I
  • Volume 24 — Wilhelm Meister: Volume II
  • Volume 25 — The Life of Friedrich Schiller
  • Volume 26 — Critical and Miscellaneous Essays: Volume I
  • Volume 27 — Critical and Miscellaneous Essays: Volume II
  • Volume 28 — Critical and Miscellaneous Essays: Volume III
  • Volume 29 — Critical and Miscellaneous Essays: Volume IV
  • Volume 30 — Critical and Miscellaneous Essays: Volume V

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