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Heroes and hero worship / Thomas Carlyle.

LIBRA - Rare PR4426 .A1 1907
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881, author.
Contributor:
Laramy, May L., associated name, former owner.
Henry Altemus Company, publisher.
Series:
[Altemus' illustrated Vademecum series] ; [76]
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Heroes.
Hero worship.
Genre:
Publisher's advertisements.
Physical Description:
337 pages, 37 unnumbered pages : portrait ; 16 cm
Place of Publication:
Philadelphia : Henry Altemus Company, [1907]
Contents:
Lecture I. The hero as divinity. Odin. Paganism : Scandinavian mythology
Lecture II. The hero as prophet. Mahomet : Islam
Lecture III. The hero as poet. Dante; Shakspeare
Lecture IV. The hero as priest. Luther; Reformation : Knox; Puritanism
Lecture V. The hero as man of letters. Johnson, Rousseau, Burns
Lecture VI. The hero as king. Cromwell, Napoleon : modern revolutionism
Summary.
Notes:
Binding is format 2 for Altemus' illustrated Vademecum series, specifically that used 1907. See www.henryaltemus.com/series/series180.htm (viewed 21 August 2026).
Series statement and volume number from publisher's advertisement.
Title in red within green floriate border.
Publisher's advertisement: Pages [2]-[37] at end.
Includes index.
Local Notes:
LIBRA Rare PR4426 .A1 1907 purchased for the Penn Libraries from Patrick Richardson Graham in 2011. Autograph ("May L. Laramy.") in pencil on front free endpaper. Some manuscript marks and notes in pencil in text.
OCLC:
1612577829

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