John Morrow is the author of Young England: The New Generation and The History of Political Thought. He is Professor of Political Studies at the University of Auckland.

'In Thomas Carlyle John Morrow tracks Carlyle's intellectual career, from Sartor Resartus to historical studies of Frederick the Great and The French Revolution, and on to his fanatic political manifestos such as Latter Day Pamphlets, as well as Carlyle's personal life, including his fame as the Sage of Chelsea and his marriage to Jane. In the eight chapters of this succinct biography Morrow draws on the Collected Letters, as well as other primary and secondary sources as context for Carlyle's ideas.' - The Year's Work in English Studies, vol 87 (2008)

• Illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; 1 Beginnings; 2 Literature as a Mission; 3 Facing the Modern World; 4 The Condition of England; 5 Work, Race and Empire; 6 Latteer-Day Pamphleter; 7 The Voice of the Past; 8 The Sage of Chelsea; Notes; Bibliography; Index

John Morrow is the author of Young England: The New Generation and The History of Political Thought. He is Professor of Political Studies at the University of Auckland.

'In Thomas Carlyle John Morrow tracks Carlyle's intellectual career, from Sartor Resartus to historical studies of Frederick the Great and The French Revolution, and on to his fanatic political manifestos such as Latter Day Pamphlets, as well as Carlyle's personal life, including his fame as the Sage of Chelsea and his marriage to Jane. In the eight chapters of this succinct biography Morrow draws on the Collected Letters, as well as other primary and secondary sources as context for Carlyle's ideas.' - The Year's Work in English Studies, vol 87 (2008)

• Illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; 1 Beginnings; 2 Literature as a Mission; 3 Facing the Modern World; 4 The Condition of England; 5 Work, Race and Empire; 6 Latteer-Day Pamphleter; 7 The Voice of the Past; 8 The Sage of Chelsea; Notes; Bibliography; Index

John Morrow is the author of Young England: The New Generation and The History of Political Thought. He is Professor of Political Studies at the University of Auckland.

'In Thomas Carlyle John Morrow tracks Carlyle's intellectual career, from Sartor Resartus to historical studies of Frederick the Great and The French Revolution, and on to his fanatic political manifestos such as Latter Day Pamphlets, as well as Carlyle's personal life, including his fame as the Sage of Chelsea and his marriage to Jane. In the eight chapters of this succinct biography Morrow draws on the Collected Letters, as well as other primary and secondary sources as context for Carlyle's ideas.' - The Year's Work in English Studies, vol 87 (2008)

• Illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; 1 Beginnings; 2 Literature as a Mission; 3 Facing the Modern World; 4 The Condition of England; 5 Work, Race and Empire; 6 Latteer-Day Pamphleter; 7 The Voice of the Past; 8 The Sage of Chelsea; Notes; Bibliography; Index