Thomas Carlyle Biography
He was a Scottish satirical writer, essay writer, historian, and instructor in the Victorian period. He called economics the "disappointing scientific research", composed the post for the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, and also became a controversial social analyst.
He came from a stringent Calvinist, as well as was initially expected to follow his parents footsteps and end up being a preacher, but while studying at the College of Edinburgh, he ceases to be a follower. Nonetheless, the values of Calvinism still he kept until the end of his life. The combination of these spiritual character with loss of faith in typical Christianity made Carlyle's jobs interesting to the people in Victorian times that are dealing with political and also clinical adjustments that intimidate their typical social pecking orders.
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Related authors: Ralph Waldo Emerson (Philosopher), Samuel Smiles (Author), George Henry Lewes (Philosopher), Evelyn Beatrice Hall (Author)
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