Carlyle was a Scottish historian and writer. His adherence to Calvinist values despite his loss of faith in traditional Christianity proved appealing to many Victorians, and he gained notice with his first major work, Sartor, Resartus. Simultaneously factual and fictional, the work forces the reader to confront the problem of where “truth” is to be found and was initially considered bizarre and incomprehensible by some. It had some success in the US, however, where it was admired by whom? Discuss