Essays on Burns and Scott by Thomas Carlyle

Carlyle's "Essays on Burns" was the first work he completed after moving to Craigenputtock, near Dunscore.  His diary records "Finished a paper on Burns, September 16th 1828, at this Devil's Den, Craigenputtock."  It was first published in the "Edinburgh Review", and became one of the journal's best known articles.
Object no :
DMBK038n
Collection :
Thomas Carlyle
Creator :
Thomas Carlyle
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
width 96mm, height 145mm
Materials :
paper
Location :
NA
Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
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