Following the revolutions of 1848 this author, to whom Dickens dedicated Hard Times, attacked democracy as an absurd social ideal in the "Latter Day Pamphlets" and he later suggested that slavery should never have been abolished in "An Occasional Discourse on the Nigger Question."
Following the revolutions of 1848 this author, to whom Dickens dedicated Hard Times, attacked democracy as an absurd social ideal in the "Latter Day Pamphlets" and he later suggested that slavery should never have been abolished in "An Occasional Discourse on the Nigger Question." He was the subject of Whistler's second Arrangement in Grey and Black and his best-known work centers on the author of a tome on the origins and influence of clothing, Diogenes Teufelsdröckh. For 10 points-- name this author of an accidentally burned history of the French Revolution and Sartor Resartus.
Following the revolutions of 1848 this author, to whom Dickens dedicated Hard Times, attacked democracy as an absurd social ideal in the "Latter Day Pamphlets" and he later suggested that slavery should never have been abolished in "An Occasional Discourse on the Nigger Question."
Thomas {Carlyle}