Jane Welsh Carlyle: A New Selection of Her Letters

Jane Welsh Carlyle

Gollancz, 1950 - Essays - 355 pages

Contents

• Foreword page: 11
• Acknowledgements: 13
• The Welsh and Carlyle Relatives: 15
• Haddington and Templand: 17
• Comley Bank and Craigenputtock: 31
• To Chelsea: 44
• The Lion and The Lions Wife: 59
• Ill News from Templand: 91
• Troston: 99
• Geraldine Jewsbury and the First Meeting with Lady Harriet: 110
• Summer Earthquaking at Cheyne Row: 121
• Cromwell and the Winter of 1843: 140
• Liverpool and Seaforth: 148
• A London Winter and Seaforth Again: 154
• The Famous Theatricals and More of Lady Harriet: 164
• Ill and Uneasy Years: 176
• And My Youth Was Left Behind For Someone Else to Find: 195
• The Present Mrs Carlyle: 208
• The Soundproof Room: 226
• The Pattern of Death: 240
• A Mourner by an Unclosed Grave: 248
• Death of Lady Ashburton and The Valley of the Shadow of Frederick: 260
• The Accident: 307
• Your Own Adorable Wife: 318
• Chronology: 342
• The Publication of the Carlyle Papers: 344
• Bibliography: 346
• Biographical Index: 348

Bibliographic information

• Title: Jane Welsh Carlyle: A New Selection of Her Letters
• Author: Jane Welsh Carlyle
• Editor: Trudy Bliss
• Compiled by: Trudy Bliss
• Edition: 2
• Publisher: Gollancz, 1950
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Jun 27, 2007
• Length: 355 pages