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Essays on History, Philosophy, and Theology

by Robert Vaughan

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Excerpt from Essays on History, Philosophy, and Theology, Vol. 2 Mr. Carlyle has no wish to be numbered with the Little-Faiths of his generation, Self-distrust is not his besetting infirmity. He believes religiously in his power to do the thing he wills to do. He would not be understood as giving ready harbour-room to fear about anything relating to the guidance of his own ways. Not would he have you suppose that the fears of others on his account are at all a matter in his thoughts.