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• List of English-language poets (links | edit)
• Great man theory (links | edit)
• List of biographers (links | edit)
• Falmouth, Cornwall (links | edit)
• Thomas Carlyle (links | edit)
• Lytton Strachey (links | edit)
• John Banim (links | edit)
• Connop Thirlwall (links | edit)
• 1844 in literature (links | edit)
• F. D. Maurice (links | edit)
• 1806 in literature (links | edit)
• Julius Hare (theologian) (links | edit)
• List of Scottish writers (links | edit)
• Greek Anthology (links | edit)
• James Silk Buckingham (links | edit)
• Ulysses (poem) (links | edit)
• Ventnor (links | edit)
• Walter Savage Landor (links | edit)
• The dismal science (links | edit)
• Isle of Bute (links | edit)
• William Law (links | edit)
• John Sterling (links | edit)
• Edward Sterling (links | edit)
• Henry Taylor (dramatist) (links | edit)
• Francis William Newman (links | edit)
• Captain of industry (links | edit)
• Sartor Resartus (links | edit)
• Caroline Fox (links | edit)
• George Richmond (painter) (links | edit)
• The Athenaeum (British magazine) (links | edit)
• Carlyle's House (links | edit)
• Hale White (links | edit)
• John Crawfurd (links | edit)
• Latter-Day Pamphlets (links | edit)
• Natural Supernaturalism (links | edit)
• List of presidents of the Cambridge Union (links | edit)
• Craigenputtock (links | edit)
• The Life of John Sterling (links | edit)
• The French Revolution: A History (links | edit)
• List of Scottish novelists (links | edit)
• Past and Present (book) (links | edit)
• Condition-of-England question (links | edit)
• Jane Welsh Carlyle (links | edit)
• Kames Castle (links | edit)
• Thomas Carlyle and His Works (links | edit)
• Anthony Coningham Sterling (links | edit)
• Occasional Discourse on the Negro Question (links | edit)
• Sage writing (links | edit)
• William Coningham (links | edit)
• History of Friedrich II. of Prussia, Called Frederick the Great (links | edit)