Aberdour Addiscombe Addison AEschylus Ailsa Craig Airy (the astronomer) Aitken, James Aitken, Mary Aitken, Mrs. Aix-la-Chapelle Albert, Prince Alison Alma America Annan Annandale Annual Register Antoinette, Marie Aristotle Arndt Arnold, Dr. Arnold, Matthew Ashburton, Lord and Lady Assaye Atheism _Athenaeum_ Augustenburg Austerlitz Austin Austin, Mrs. Azeglio Bacon Badams Badcort Balaclava Balzac Bamford, Samuel Barbarossa Baring, see Ashburton Bassompierre Beaconsfield, Lord Beaumarchais Beethoven Belgium Bellamy Bentham Berkeley Berlin Bernstoff, Count Biography (by Froude) Birmingham Bismarck _Blackwood,_ Boehm Bohemia Bolingbroke Bonn Boston Boswell Breslau Brewster, Sir David Bright Brocken, spectre of the Bromley, Miss Bronte, Emily Brougham Brown, Prof. Browne, Sir Thomas Browning Bryant _note_ Buckle Buller, Charles Buller, Mrs. Bunsen Burke Burness, William Burns Byron Caesar _Cagliostro, Count_ Cairnes Calderon Calvin Campbell, Macleod Campbell, Thomas Carleton Carlyle (family) Carlyle, Alexander Carlyle, James (brother) Carlyle, James (father) Carlyle, John, Dr. Carlyle, Margaret (mother) Carlyle, Margaret (sister) Carlyle, Mrs. (Jane Welsh)(wife) Carlyle, Thomas (grandfather) Carlyle, Thomas, birth; education; studies German; lives in Edinburgh and takes pupils; studies law; tutor to the Bullers; goes to London; at Hoddam Hill; marriage; Edinburgh life; married life; life at Craigenputtock; second visit to London; publishes _Sartor_; takes house in Chelsea; life and work in London; loss of first volume of _French Revolution_; rewrites first volume of _French Revolution_; lectures; founds London Library; publishes _Chartism_; writes _Past and Present_; writes _Life of Cromwell_; visits Ireland; visits Paris; writes _History of Friedrich II._; excursions to Germany; nominated Lord Rector of Glasgow; success of _Friedrich II._; Lord Rector of Edinburgh; death of his wife; writes his _Reminiscences_; defends Governor Eyre; writes on Franco-German War; writes on Russo-Turkish War; honours; declining years; death; Appreciation of; authorities for his life; complaints; contemporary history; conversation; critic, as; descriptive passages; domestic troubles; dreams; dyspepsia; elements of his character; estimates (his) of contemporaries; ethics; financial affairs; friends; genius; historian, as; ignorance; influence; journal; jury, serves on a; letters; literary artist mission nicknaming mania noises opinions paradoxes polities popularity and praise preacher, as, rank as a writer relations to other thinkers religion routine