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Thomas Babington Macaulay

Thomas Babington Macaulay

BritishOctober 25, 1800 – December 28, 1859History

British historian and Whig politician whose History of England is a monument of 19th-century historical prose. His style—sweeping, confident, brilliantly readable—defined how history was written for a generation. He was also a powerful advocate for Indian education in the famous Macaulay Minute.

Works

  • History of EnglandComprehensive narrative history of England from Saxon origins to 1688→
  • Critical and Historical Essays→
  • The Lays of Ancient RomeEpic poems depicting legendary tales of ancient Rome in verse→
  • Indian Education: Minute of the 2nd of February→
  • Speeches→
  • The History of EnglandComprehensive history of England from the Revolution to modern times→
  • Essays→
  • Lays of Ancient RomeEpic poems depicting legendary tales of ancient Rome in verse→
  • The Letters of Thomas Babington MacaulayCollected correspondence of the historian spanning decades of intellectual life→
Wikipedia →

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