THOMAS CARLYLE

Born in 1795, died in 1881; educated in Edinburgh;

schoolmaster at Kirkcaldy in 1816; wrote for cyclopedias in

Edinburgh; became a private tutor in 1822; visited London

and Paris in 1824-25; married Jane Welsh in 1826; lived at

Craigenputtoch in 1828-34, settled at Cheyne Row, Chelsea,

London, in 1834; elected Lord Rector of Edinburgh University

in 1866; his "Life of Schiller," published in 1825; "Sartor

Resartus" in 1833, "The French Revolution" in 1837, "Heroes

and Hero Worship" in 1841, "Oliver Cromwell" in 1845,

"Frederick the Great" in 1858-65.

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