The Truth About Carlyle; an Exposure of the Fundamental Fiction Still Current; With a Pref. by James Crichton-Browne

"The Truth About Carlyle" offers a critical examination of Thomas Carlyle, the eminent Victorian essayist, historian, and philosopher. David Alec Wilson delves into the popular myths and prevailing narratives surrounding Carlyle's life and work, aiming to expose what he considers to be fundamental fictions. This book provides a detailed analysis of Carlyle's character, writings, and influence, challenging readers to reconsider their understanding of this significant historical figure. With a preface by James Crichton-Browne, this work promises a thought-provoking perspective on a controversial and complex individual.

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