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Carlyle: The Scottish Dimensionexerted for many years an almost unbounded influence on the mind of educated England’ (Froude, ., 4). It is easy enough to dismiss him as fascist, theist, idealist, but to do so is of no help to one interested in locating the foundations of his ideas and his faith.

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