This catalogue of the Carlyle Collection at Harvard University showcases the personal library of writer Thomas Carlyle, which focused heavily on two major historical figures: Oliver Cromwell and Frederick the Great. The collection includes rare and unique volumes, providing insight into Carlyle's personal interests and intellectual influences. Lane's comprehensive descriptions make this catalogue a valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the history of early modern Europe.

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