"Hudson's Statue": Literary Relations

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Carlyle's Other Works

• Chartism
• The French Revolution: Allusions to the Brazen Serpent
• Heroes and Hero-Worship
• "Signs of the Times"

Works by Other Authors

• Charlotte Brontë
  • Carlyle and Brontë on the Religiosity of the Victorian Age
  • Idolatry in "Hudson's Statue" and Jane Eyre
  • Mechanistic Religion in Brontë and Carlyle
  • Tone and Sermon Rhetoric in Carlyle's "Hudson's Statue" and Brontë's Jane Eyre
• Charles Dickens. Swinders and Society
• Edward Gibbon
• John Ruskin — the Goddess-of-Getting-On in "Traffic"
• Thomas Carlyle's attacks on the Wealthy in HS (1851) and Punch
• Jonathan Swift
• Anthony Trollope
  • "What power;--what grandeur": Swindlers as Objects of Admiration in HS and The Way We Live Now

Last modified 23 October 2002