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This is not so much a history, as an epic poem; and notwithstanding, or even in consequence of this, the truest of histories. It is the history of the French Revolution, and the poetry of it, both in one; and on the whole no work of greater genius, either historical or poetical, has been produced in this country for many years.
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John Stuart Mill, review of Carlyle's French Revolution in The London and Westminster Review (July 1837), p. 17

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