Ethics of Life.

Thomas Carlyle (1795 - 1881) - a famous British writer, publicist, historian, and philosopher of Scottish descent. He became famous for his multivolume works "The French Revolution", "Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History", "The History of Friedrich II of... Prussia". Known worldwide as one of the most outstanding stylists of the Victorian era. "Ethics of Life", written by Thomas Carlyle in 1902, is perhaps one of the most valuable books about man. The work itself is a collection of the writer's main theses from his previous writings. The author immerses the reader in a materialistic understanding of history, discussing with them the idea of the importance of the individual, basing civilization solely on personal duty, preaching labor, a sense of morality, and faith.