Volume 3 / Part 4 — Part IV.—Conception of History
Henri Van Laun translation
Part IV.—Conception of History
Section I.—Great Men 348 Section II.—Wherein Carlyle is Original 349 Section III.—In what Genuine History Consists 350 Section IV.—Carlyle's History of Cromwell 351 Section V.—His History of the French Revolution 354 Section VI.—His Opinion of Modern England 356 Section VII.—The Dangers of Enthusiasm.—Comparison of Carlyle and Macaulay 358
CHAPTER FIFTH Philosophy—Stuart Mill
Section I.—Lack of General Ideas 360 Section II.—Why Metaphysics are Lacking 361 Section III.—Mill's Philosophical Method 362