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table of contents
  1. Title Page
  2. Imprint
  3. Book I
    1. I: Preliminary
    2. II: Editorial Difficulties
    3. III: Reminiscences
    4. IV: Characteristics
    5. V: The World in Clothes
    6. VI: Aprons
    7. VII: Miscellaneous-Historical
    8. VIII: The World Out of Clothes
    9. IX: Adamitism
    10. X: Pure Reason
    11. XI: Prospective
  4. Book II
    1. I: Genesis
    2. II: Idyllic
    3. III: Pedagogy
    4. IV: Getting Under Way
    5. V: Romance
    6. VI: Sorrows of Teufelsdröckh
    7. VII: The Everlasting No
    8. VIII: Centre of Indifference
    9. IX: The Everlasting Yea
    10. X: Pause
  5. Book III
    1. I: Incident in Modern History
    2. II: Church-Clothes
    3. III: Symbols
    4. IV: Helotage
    5. V: The Phœnix
    6. VI: Old Clothes
    7. VII: Organic Filaments
    8. VIII: Natural Supernaturalism
    9. IX: Circumspective
    10. X: The Dandiacal Body
    11. XI: Tailors
    12. XII: Farewell
  6. Appendix
    1. Author’s Note of 1868
    2. Testimonies of Authors
  7. Endnotes
  8. Colophon
  9. Uncopyright

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Sartor Resartus
was published between 1833 and 1834 by
Thomas Carlyle.

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