Thomas Carlyle and John Stuart Mill

Explore the intricate relationship between two towering figures of 19th-century British intellectual life, Thomas Carlyle and John Stuart Mill. This volume delves into their contrasting philosophies, their shared concerns about the direction of society, and their lasting impact on political and social thought. Through careful analysis, the book illuminates the complex dynamic between these influential thinkers, offering insights into their personal lives and their profound contributions to Victorian society. Discover how Carlyle's romantic conservatism and Mill's classical liberalism shaped the intellectual landscape of their time and continue to resonate today.

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